Campaigns 2026

Planners talk brands they love, but never worked on.

Award-winning creative leaders on how they evaluate strategy.

It was a strike against independent journalism. We learn how NPR responded in classic NPR style.

Celebrating the legacy of iconic creativity.

Can human-created ads drive better business outcomes than AI ads?

We talk campaigns from Heinz Ketchup and The New York Times.

Formerly of W+K and AMV BBDO, his new book, Strategy is a Verb, reflects on lessons learned in the trenches. A must read for all of us.

Lara's ambition is big - an entertainment company with a football product.

A discussion on the pulse of brands & humor.

A discussion on the pulse of brands & sports sponsorships.

Rocket's new work is the result of not simply disrupting the category, but defining a whole new one.

It's planners talking brands they've never worked on.

CMOs on how they get to defining their objectives, strategies and audience insights that lead to the client brief.

Global marketing leaders from Uber, Airbnb, Coinbase and WestCap Private Equity join me for a conversation about the culture of marketing in the valley.

Nurofen escaped the category's tropes with a message that connected with women.

Trainline (a train ticket booking platform) is on a quest to own the journey, not just the ticket.

After a ten year break, it's returning in all its epic glory. We get the backstory.

It's planners talking brands they've never worked on.

The Effies and System1 have released The Creative Dividend. We talk about it.

Hugh Derrick is a longtime partner at the Eat Big Fish consultancy in London.

Boston has been a creative powerhouse for decades. We talk to many at the center of it.

After hitting a dead-end using traditional planning methods, the frustrated team discovered the true problem and pivoted to success.