Tag: Culture

The best brands aren’t just reacting to decisions — they’re part of shaping them.

If we’re serious about the future of work, let’s escape the binary discourse and learn from the past six years to intentionally chart a more sustainable path forward together.

With each generation having different wants and needs, only two stand out for getting along in the workplace, like a Boomer and their PowerPoint presentation. The two generations? Millennials and Gen Z.

Mental health is no longer entirely taboo, but there’s always more to do. We’re on the right track, but we must push even harder to change hard-to-shake perceptions.

Latino US Day has cemented its role as one of the most meaningful and strategic moments within the Cannes Lions Festival — celebrating the power, presence, and progress of Latino talent across the creative and marketing industries.

Whether you’re looking for a good laugh, some design inspiration, or a stellar brand partnership, here are 10 LGBTQIA+ creators I personally can’t wait to work with.

As you demand work of your teams, leaders: do what you can to make the work align with what they truly care about. There is the crux of work being labor and work being creative. We are both.

Whether it is Hollywood, Madison Avenue or Wall Street, it all starts with a great idea. That is what networks are looking for – something new, different and unique. 

On this International Day of Women’s Health, we’re not just acknowledging the challenges – we’re spotlighting the voices of women who are transforming their experiences into action to change the future of the workforce.

As Newsweek continues to evolve, its vision remains steadfast: to set the benchmark for trusted journalism in the digital age.

America’s isolationist policies are also prompting a growth of patriotic consumerism elsewhere, which is bad news for Brand America, and for American brands.

Five years ago, the world was reeling from the COVID-19 pandemic. With billions of people forced to make drastic changes to their lives, few industries were subjected to greater upheaval than retail and ecommerce.

In a time when many are retreating, choose to stand firm, not because you have to, but because it makes you better. And for any business navigating these choices, my advice is simple: find what you truly believe in and build from there.

Google might still be the king for now. But TikTok and Instagram are coming for it among users desperate for answers.

How should innovators think differently in this fluid world?

Branding has the power to bring communities together, fostering a shared vision for the future. For this to be meaningful in Indigenous communities, designers must lead with empathy, cultural humility, and a commitment to listening to the voices of Tribal Nations.