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Is Elon Musk jeopardising the Tesla brand? (The Team in Management Today)
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How to Nail Emotion-Led Ads at the Super Bowl and Beyond (Sibling Rivalry in Adweek)
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Gauthier Boche VP Strategy & Innovation at Marks as speaker Paris Packaging Week
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The unlikely antidote to micro-trends is brand honesty (Marks in Campaign US)
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Nick Horan, Global Brand Experience Lead at Reckitt on The Speed of Culture podcast
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We need to talk about disruption (Bloom in Creative Review)
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Premium spirits: thinking beyond the bottle (Denomination in FMCG CEO)
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Companies could set a radical example by stating that they've exceeded their quotas of natural resources (The Team in Dezeen)
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'How drawing my idea on a box of tea led to Coca-Cola inviting me to design their Christmas ads' (Gush Mundae of Bulletproof in The Telegraph)
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How In-Person Banking Can Survive the Digital Age (I-AM in the Financial Brand)
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Discourse or 'Diss-course'?: cancelling criticism culture (Brandon and Bloom in Creative Boom)
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What brands can learn from movies like 'Wicked' (Bloom in Muse by Clio)
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How Marketers can be Environmentally Responsible for their Work (The Team in Ad Age)
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Jaguar rebrand strategy reviewed (Brandon in Business Insider USA)
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As a brand designer, I was living in a 'design utopia' - until I started my own company (LOVE in Entrepreneur USA)
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Gush Mundae: Founder of Bulletproof on Jazz FM and the podcast Jazz Shapers
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Jaguar probably doesn’t care about the branding backlash, it might even welcome it (LOVE in The Drum)
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Designers Think They Know Pantone 2025 Color Of The Year (Bloom in Forbes)
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The Mysterious World of Private Members' Clubs (Once Upon a Time Hospitality on BBC)
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Cliff Ettridge from The Team on OnBrand podcast
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The Essence of Afternoon Tea: Jay Schwartz on an Unbroken Tradition of Elegance (Once Upon a Time Hospitality in Resident)
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Redefining Success in the Creative Industry (Ragged Edge in Entrepreneur Magazine)
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Banking: why closing branches isn't the solution (I-AM in Business Reporter)
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Museums and the cultural complacency trap (Wiedemann Lampe in Arts Professional)
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Why This Marketing Veteran Says The CMO Role Should Stay (Brandpie in Forbes)
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Gush Mundae's Journey from Outsider to Entrepreneurial Leader (Bulletproof in Entrepreneur)
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Billie Joe Armstrong walks alone for Marshall (Sibling Rivalry in Shots)
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Gen Z doesn't think dating apps are fun anymore, this CEO wants to change that (Marks in Business Insider)
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This is the most underused leadership tool (Turner Duckworth in Fast Company)
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Starbucks still needs a CMO (Brandpie in Campaign US)
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How McDonald’s built a Gen Z restaurant—inside CosMc’s space-themed design (Turner Duckworth in Ad Age)
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Ronald McDonald, Uncle Ben and the mystery of the disappearing food mascots (Space Doctors in the Independent)
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Getting To Know You: Emily Jeffrey-Barrett, Co-founder of Among Equals (in Business Matters)
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Can Generative AI really be creative? (Synoptic in Business Reporter)
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Want to Do Better for Consumer Mental Health? Maybe Stop Talking About It (Space Doctors in Adweek)
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How to create a meaningful place (Wiedemann Lampe in Creative Review)
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Sarah Moffat: Embrace The Mess (Turner Duckworth in GDUSA)
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Building trust and setting limitations: Marketing sustainability beyond product (Reckitt in Marketing Week)
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How Young Consumers Are Changing The Marketing Of Luxury Beverages (Thirst in Forbes)
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Drinks brands and culture – the new opportunity (LOVE in Harpers)
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Underconsumption: Why it’s suddenly cool to use every last drop of shampoo and face cream (Space Doctors in the Independent)
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Can Brat energy save branding? (Ragged Edge in Campaign)
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'If You Know You Know' Brands Are Forcing Us to Redefine Marketing Success (Marks in Adweek)
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Harnessing Design For Sustainable Business Practices (Brandon in Forbes)
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Skydance merger will ‘inject new life’ into Paramount as streaming wars heat up, pros say (Brandpie in The Drum)
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How failing my first internship became the secret to my success (Ragged Edge in City AM)
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Psychometric profiling: getting the talent you need (Craft in Business Reporter)
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As demand for thrifted fashion grows, eBay hopes two-pronged strategy will defend market position (Marks in Digiday)
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Creative education under threat (Gush Mundae of Bulletproof on BBC London - listen via BBC Sounds)
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Culture change is broken. Here's how to fix it (Brandpie in HR Magazine)
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We're in a Golden Age of TV: Ad Makers Need to Step Up Too (Sibling Rivalry in PRINT)
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How emerging tech can reshape and humanize fast food (I-AM in Campaign US)
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Beyond Basic: Rethinking Value for Today’s Beverage Consumers (Denomination in PRINT)
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Breaking the Norm: Emerging Design Trends to Help Your Brand Stand Out in 2024 (CENTER in Inc.)
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Why all hotels need to think local (I-AM in Hotel Business)
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What Happens To Modern Business When Consumers Stop Consuming? (Space Doctors in Forbes)
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Designer behind Prince’s symbol on what it was like working with the music icon (Sibling Rivalry in The Drum)
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Can marketers delegate decision making to AI? (Reckitt in Marketing Week)
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What The Erewhon? Inside The A-List’s Favourite Food Store (Space Doctors in Elle)
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Rejuvenating and protecting the arts requires creative thinking (Gush Mundae, Bulletproof in The Guardian)
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UK museums lagging behind some European counterparts as visitors return post-pandemic (Wiedemann Lampe in Evening Standard)
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How to bring online fandom into the real world (I-AM in Creative Review)
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Brands are failing Gen Alpha. How can they do better? (Sibling Rivalry in Campaign)
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Why building a strong creative team calls for brutal self-reflection (Craft in Creative Review)
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Empowering play for all: The path to true accessibility in games (UnitedUs in Games Industry Biz)
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The one surprising thing that can doom even the greatest of ideas (Ian Wharton in Fast Company)
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Consumer well-being - how brands can be supporting characters in the quest for identity (Marks in Ad Age)
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‘The line is wherever you can afford to cross’: Creatives discuss Calvin Klein ASA ban (Space Doctors in The Drum)
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A New Age of Interacting with History: The Future is Borderless (Synoptic Office in PRINT)
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Why a tagline won't 'just do it' (LOVE in Campaign)
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Will 2024 be the year of the brand? (Mother Design in Business of Fashion)
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Fuel your team’s creative fire (Craft in GDUSA)
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What Matters to Kurt Kretten by Debbie Millman (Marks in PRINT)
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Designers on their favourite packaging of 2023 (as featured in DIELINE)
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What Matters to Lauren Hartstone by Debbie Millman (Sibling Rivalry in PRINT)
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Creative Boom Podcast with Mother Design
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Gen Z redefining the luxury market (Marks in Ad Age)
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Why luxury drinks brands need to change tack (LOVE in Harpers)
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It’s Time for FMCG Packaging To Go Kitsch; Here’s Why (Reckitt in DIELINE)
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Five lessons for brands from YouTube creators (Trollbäck+Company in Shots)
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Trends and brand relevance - 4 ways marketers can grow by connecting culture and consumers (Marks in Ad Age)
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Blurred categories create clear opportunities (Thirst in Business Reporter)
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Firms must get rid of ‘ideas killers’ to benefit from killer ideas (Reckitt in Raconteur)
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Consumers say they want sustainability. So why don’t their wallets show it? (Reckitt in Fast Company)
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Disney adults: the real reason adults become super fans (Mother Design in Stylist)
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First Choice shakes off its all-inclusive reputation to target adventurous travelers (Ragged Edge on The Drum)
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Whoever is new CEO must stay true to BP culture (Brandpie in the Financial Times)
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Delivering on your intention: the power of strategy to see an idea through (Space Doctors in Design Week)
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Why back labels can make or break a wine brand (Denomination in Dieline)
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Your business is always evolving. Your brand must too (Sibling Rivalry in Business Reporter)
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Stop asking women if they actually like whisky! (Denomination in The Drum)
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Does Design Have An Ageism Problem? (Craft in GDUSA)
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If your brand doesn’t move, does it even exist? (Trollbäck+Company in Adweek)
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I Pledge Allegiance to the Well-Designed Flag (GLOCK as featured in the Daily Heller - PRINT)
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Where has the fun gone in the brand studio world? (Sibling Rivalry in Creative Review)
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As machine learning progresses tactile design becomes ever more important (Synoptic Office in Dezeen)
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Can sustainability and luxury co-exist? (LOVE in Harpers)
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Forward Play! celebrates women’s football legends through illustration (LOVE in It's Nice That)
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Barbie proves that hype culture has taken over 2023 (The Team and Space Doctors as featured in Stylist)
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‘Fauxstalgic’ branding is having a moment (Robot Food in Fast Company)
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Five Questions to get to the Heart of your Business Chaos (The Team in Start Ups Magazine)
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Diet Coke and Fizzy Drink Brands Under the Spotlight (Mother Design in the Independent)
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The Brand Home Is the Flagship Store's Next Evolution (LOVE in Adweek)
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Designing Album Artwork for The Beatles (The Team in PRINT)
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How to Grow Your Brand in a Challenging Economy (Robot Food in Authority)
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Building brands through evolution not revolution (Trollbäck+Company in Fast Company)
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Transforming the Man City Brand (Music in Creative Review)
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Why so many Western brands get it wrong when talking to APAC audiences (Marks in Campaign Asia)
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How Barbie got creative with culture to build brand resilience (Bulletproof in The Drum)
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Cannabis Branding Isn’t a Trend – We Need To Stop Viewing It As One (Robot Food in Dieline)
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What Fast Fashion Can And Should Learn From Fast Food’s Sustainable Evolution (Space Doctors in Forbes)
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Everything ‘Succession’ gets wrong about M&A deals (UnitedUs in Raconteur)
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Screen Tourism - how movies make places cool (Lantern in The Telegraph)
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Why Community is the B Corp Movement’s Biggest Strength (BLVR in Forbes)
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'Great minds don't think alike:' Brands navigating design agency relationships (Reckitt in Marketing Week)
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Key steps to becoming a truly sustainable business (Marks in Green Business Journal - pages 40-41)
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Outsider's Advantage: Lessons for U.S. Brands From U.K. Creatives (Ragged Edge in Muse by Clio)
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Nostalgia: it’s not new to look back, just look at the 1980s (The Team in Campaign)
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My advice for entrepreneurs launching in a recession (Brandpie in Business Insider)
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What Matters to Stephen Minasvand (Minds+Assembly in PRINT magazine with Debbie Millman)
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Every business has a story: here’s how to tell yours (Synoptic in Business Reporter)
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Want to change the world? Start by changing your words (Space Doctors in Fast Company)
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Why leaders should walk the talk of their brands (BLVR in Fast Company)
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Five things you need to build a trusted and beloved brand (Bulletproof in Authority)
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Designer Gush Mundae on returning to his childhood stomping ground (Bulletproof in Evening Standard)
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Pivot or persevere? (Trollbäck+Company in Business Reporter)
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What role does creativity and design play in healthcare? (Minds+Assembly in WePresent)
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What if brand experiences were designed to trigger emotions? (LOVE in ICON)
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What Household Name Brands Can Learn From Iconic Guitars (Robot Food on Muse by Clio)
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What matters to Jessica Katona (Landscape in PRINT magazine with Debbie Millman)
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Sustainability: Brands must educate consumers, and reform themselves (Reckitt in Business Reporter)
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What the design industry can learn from academia (Synoptic in Creative Review)
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The Great Exhaustion (Ragged Edge in Stylist)
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Taking the Love Island approach to internal communications (The Team in Management Today)
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Memes, gifs, and emojis: Should they be part of your brand comms? (Space Doctors in Business Reporter)
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Place branding: 6 reasons why it might fail (Lantern in Citymonitor)
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The art of telling clients what they don't want to hear (Robot Food in The Dieline)
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Not taking enough creative risks? Try Parkour (Bulletproof in Muse by Clio)
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'I used to get kicked in the head. Then I made my own mark' (Bulletproof's Gush Mundae in Sunday Times and Times online)
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The clever ways brands are tapping into Gen Z’s obsession with nostalgia (LOVE in Fast Company)
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Forget capturing mindshare. It's time for brands to start giving consumers space (Marks on Fast Company)
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How should studios support designers' mental health? (as featured in Creative Review)
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A Very Special Type Tuesday with Branding Expert Margaret Nolan (Denomination in Print Magazine)
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Time for a virtual beer? How food and drink is taking on the Metaverse (LOVE featured in The Grocer)
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Why becoming iconic is a must-have business ambition (Mother Design featured in Courier June/July pg 61)
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How creative agencies are finding different ways to help mental wellbeing at work (as featured in Creative Boom)
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Trollbäck+Company featured on thefutur podcast with Chris Do
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How title sequences can help with sports gender problem (Coffee+TV on AdAge)
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Why sustainable and ethical brands should aim for the mainstream (Mother Design featured in The Grocer)
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Is the Tagline Dead? (Nomad on Adweek)
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Seven female creatives celebrating women-owned brands for IWD 2022 (as featured on Dieline)
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The secrets of brand naming (and how to embrace the strange) (Ragged Edge on Fast Company)
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The brand story of Tony's Chocolonely (This Way Up comments in Courier)
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How the pandemic exposed bad work practices (Brandpie in Digiday's Work Life)
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Have advertisers ‘lost the plot’ over purpose? (Reckitt in Campaign)
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The metaverse is a second chance to right the wrongs of social media (Trollbäck+Company in Fast Company)
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From Startup to Successful in Four Years (Lantern client advocacy in Startups Magazine)
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Five signs it's time to rethink your agency relationship (Minds+Assembly in Campaign US)
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‘Agencies need to pursue B Corp status if they’re serious about sustainability’ (Space Doctors in The Drum)
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How businesses need to adapt to harness Gen Z’s energy and passion (fst in Business Reporter, a Guardian supplement)
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How behavioural science could make branding better (The Team in Creative Review)
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How I got my big break (Team on The Stack webinar)
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Why your arts degree really does matter in our AI-driven future (Trollbäck+Company in Print Magazine)
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The case for ugly design (Gretel in Fast Company)
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Covid-19 devastated the arts organisations. But it was also a wake up call so desperately needed (Amy Globus of Team in Fast Company)
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The biggest branding mistake too many companies make (Brandpie in Fast Company)
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How Purpose Champions Deliver When it Comes to ESG (Brandpie in Branding Magazine)
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Creating a Brand for a Community (Trollbäck+Company on Design Museum podcast)
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How I turned a passion for graffiti into a multi-million design business (Bulletproof in Metro)
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Generation game: how to sell to all ages (Reckitt in Raconteur and The Times)
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Think twice before choosing a blue logo. Here's why (Ragged Edge in Fast Company)
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Kodansha, Your Favorite Company You've Never Heard Of, Now Has Its First Brand Identity (Gretel on Adweek)
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Beyond ESG: Why Purpose Is The New Model For Sustainability In Business (Brandpie in Management Today)
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The secret reason we all care so deeply about logos (even if we pretend we don't) (Nomad in Fast Company)
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Six designers on the brands empowering women today (Dieline)
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Growth Hacks: Mindful Chef on the art of going for it (client advocacy in Marketing Week)
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Creative mentor series: Inside the TBS Rebrand With Design Director Nadia Husain (Trollbäck+Company in Muse by Clio)
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Lessons in brand strategy: Virgin Radio and the 02 (ThinkFarm in Management Today)
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Dylan Mulvaney on the Different Design Approaches to Camus's The Plague (Gretel on Lithub)
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Transforming the world’s skyline Why Britain is great for architecture and design (Lumsden in The New Statesman)
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Writing about business, without being a bore (Reed Words in Harvard Business Review)
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Blurred lines: expanding into new categories (Denomination Design in Drinks International)
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Want to attract millennials and Gen Z shoppers? Be authentic rather than 'trendy' (Without in The Grocer)
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