Kate Magee
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'It was hell': why Publicis Groupe's CEO is urging leaders to end cancer stigma at work
Arthur Sadoun discusses his cancer diagnosis, why he made it public and how leaders can support his high-profile initiative to end cancer stigma in the workplace. → Read More
Dark Horses releases open source menopause policy to help break taboos
Dark Horses CEO Melissa Robertson writes policy after huge response to her recent article in Campaign. → Read More
Why Legal & General is shunning retirement cliches
Legal & General Retail Retirement’s marketing director Meg Dickens tells Campaign why she wants to end retirement cliches in its communications, and why agencies should start valuing experience if it wants to more effectively service clients. → Read More
Publicis Groupe UK launches family-friendly policies for all employees
Publicis Groupe UK is launching a series of family-friendly policies for employees to help create a more inclusive workplace. → Read More
What do ECDs look for in creative recruits as the job market rebounds after Covid?
It has been a tough job market out there for junior creatives but things are finally looking up. Campaign asks the new wave of creative chiefs for their thoughts on hiring. → Read More
St Luke's to give staff up to £500 a month for childcare
Creative agency launches new policies to help working parents level the playing field. → Read More
John Cleese wants you to relax
The writer and performer tells Campaign how to be creative, the importance of play and why those at the top are key barriers to creative success. → Read More
Campaign podcast: John Cleese on why 'advertising is like a very good crossword'
Listen to Campaign's interview with writer and performer John Cleese. → Read More
Why aren’t more funny ads winning awards?
Cannes 2021: All purpose and no play makes adland a very dull place → Read More
John Cleese 'depressed' at lack of interest in creativity from schools
Why don't schools care more about creative skills, he asks. → Read More
Juicy goss: Ribena starts search for a new advertising agency
Brand seeks agency with 'passion for sustainability' to succeed Wunderman Thompson, which resigned the account. → Read More
Publicis.Poke names new CEO as Nick Farnhill departs
John Hadfield is joining the London agency from BBH Singapore. → Read More
Has adland painted itself into a corner with its framing of creativity?
Adland needs to position creative thinking as a superpower. → Read More
Campaign podcast: Rory Sutherland on the warpath to elevate role of creativity
Associate editor Kate Magee talks to the Ogilvy vice-chairman ahead of his Nudgestock 2021 festival. → Read More
'How the hell have we allowed this to happen?' Rory Sutherland on creative devaluation
Why the Ogilvy UK vice-chair believes creativity needs a rebrand. → Read More
The new breed of creative leader: out with the rockstar dictator, in with the nurturing touch
A new generation of creative leaders has hatched. Campaign asks what drives them as they spread their wings and take the industry in their own direction. → Read More
'All In' Census results: adland vows action on black, disabled and working-class talent
The findings of the industry-wide “All In Census” have revealed the demographic make-up of the UK ad industry and prompted an immediate action plan to improve diversity, equity and inclusion. → Read More
'Silence makes you complicit' – six ways marketers can get purpose right
How to avoid purpose-washing, from some of the UK's top marketers at Campaign's Media 360 event. → Read More
Women in creative industries paid £10k less than men – Major Players salary survey
New salary survey reveals wide pay gaps between different groups of employees. → Read More
"Most people get sick before they realise their work pattern is harming them"
Advertising may be a rewarding, engaging and highly sought-after creative career, but there is a dark side to working at agencies: their long hours culture. → Read More