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Skip the AI press releases. Start small, focus on results and build capability before scaling. The winners aren't talking because they're too busy transforming AI into a real competitive advantage—not a headline.

Jenna Isken

S+G Blog

The anti-hype AI playbook: what marketing leaders aren’t talking about

Skip the AI press releases. Start small, focus on results and build capability before scaling. The winners aren't talking because they're too busy transforming AI into a real competitive advantage—not a headline.

Jenna Isken

The election of Donald Trump will herald a substantial shift in philosophy at the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), primarily in the form of a more relaxed attitude toward large acquisitions. In contrast, the Lina Khan-led FTC adopted a notoriously skeptical stance toward corporate mergers perceived as reducing market competition. The incoming administration's outlook will reshape the corporate restructuring landscape.

Howard Belk

S+G Blog

Navigating brand management in the current era of corporate spin-offs: a guide for CMOs

The election of Donald Trump will herald a substantial shift in philosophy at the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), primarily in the form of a more relaxed attitude toward large acquisitions. In contrast, the Lina Khan-led FTC adopted a notoriously skeptical stance toward corporate mergers perceived as reducing market competition. The incoming administration's outlook will reshape the corporate restructuring landscape.

Howard Belk

Brian Rafferty, Global Director, Business Analytics & Insights, delves into how small-format stores can excel in delivering simplicity.

Brian Rafferty

Media Mentions

The great small-format store experiment – brand boon or bust for retailers?

Brian Rafferty, Global Director, Business Analytics & Insights, delves into how small-format stores can excel in delivering simplicity.

Brian Rafferty

As creatives and brand-builders, we thrive when tackling complexity. It brings constant change and new challenges. It's a geyser of inspiration; fuel for creativity and wild ideas. And while we play in complexity, we trade in simplicity. It is the tried-and-true way to create value. It is at the heart of building trust. And it is needed now more than ever.  

Katie Conway + Christie Ryan

S+G Blog

Dare to Simplify: a dare to embrace brand simplicity in the face of the unknown

As creatives and brand-builders, we thrive when tackling complexity. It brings constant change and new challenges. It's a geyser of inspiration; fuel for creativity and wild ideas. And while we play in complexity, we trade in simplicity. It is the tried-and-true way to create value. It is at the heart of building trust. And it is needed now more than ever.  

Katie Conway + Christie Ryan

Unite or become irrelevant, says Global Group Director, Brand Experience, Jenna Isken.

Jenna Isken

Media Mentions

Olympic Marketing 2.0: how brands are winning gold through unity, not just sponsorship

Unite or become irrelevant, says Global Group Director, Brand Experience, Jenna Isken.

Jenna Isken

Gen X, Millennials and Gen Z are set to inherit $84 trillion in assets. As wealth shifts hands, wealth management firms will need to shift how they go to market to engage desirable new investors and capitalize on the “great wealth wave.” Associate Strategy Director, Elizabeth Rodriguez examines how wealth management firms can re-evaluate their brand and innovation strategy to feel a little less complicated and reach new investors.

Elizabeth Rodriguez

S+G Blog

Greatest wealth transfer in history will create brand challenges for wealth manager

Gen X, Millennials and Gen Z are set to inherit $84 trillion in assets. As wealth shifts hands, wealth management firms will need to shift how they go to market to engage desirable new investors and capitalize on the “great wealth wave.” Associate Strategy Director, Elizabeth Rodriguez examines how wealth management firms can re-evaluate their brand and innovation strategy to feel a little less complicated and reach new investors.

Elizabeth Rodriguez

A brand experience philosophy is the overarching strategy behind creating meaningful experiences that differentiate the brand from competitors. It works alongside the business strategy, helping the company achieve its goals by deploying a plan that fosters emotional connections with customers and builds loyalty.

Patrick Kampff

S+G Blog

Brand promises, delivered: the philosophy within

A brand experience philosophy is the overarching strategy behind creating meaningful experiences that differentiate the brand from competitors. It works alongside the business strategy, helping the company achieve its goals by deploying a plan that fosters emotional connections with customers and builds loyalty.

Patrick Kampff

We speak with our practitioners about our brand identity work for Adswerve, the award-winning data, media and tech consultancy and leading Google and Adobe partner.

Siegel+Gale

S+G Blog

Adswerve: Move fearlessly forward

We speak with our practitioners about our brand identity work for Adswerve, the award-winning data, media and tech consultancy and leading Google and Adobe partner.

Siegel+Gale

For today’s CMOs, it can be a big-time challenge to convince a room full of impatient C-suiters that the pay-off to a ‘rebrand’ will not be in the next quarter, but over the course of quarters, and then over years. Philip Davies, President, EMEA, explores how to take the C-suite from cynics to converts.

Philip Davies

S+G Blog

Managing the C-suite for a brand-building strategy

For today’s CMOs, it can be a big-time challenge to convince a room full of impatient C-suiters that the pay-off to a ‘rebrand’ will not be in the next quarter, but over the course of quarters, and then over years. Philip Davies, President, EMEA, explores how to take the C-suite from cynics to converts.

Philip Davies

Rishi Dhir, Head of Strategy, EMEA, on the power of unexpected creativity.

Rishi Dhir

Media Mentions

Brand building in the age of chaos

Rishi Dhir, Head of Strategy, EMEA, on the power of unexpected creativity.

Rishi Dhir