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Tag archives: The Big Q
#BigQ2019: Future-proofing your brand for 2019
by Nicole Shapiro. What should smart marketers be focusing on for the coming year to future-proof their brands?
#BigQ2019: 2019, the year of trust
by Wayne Naidoo. 2019 is set to be another challenging year and, with trust already on shaky ground, we’re barreling into it without a firm footing.
#BigQ2019: Don’t get left behind in 2019
by Katlego Moutlana. 2019 is the year in which we expect local, African brands and businesses to use more forward-looking tech to improve CX and develop quality, well-designed products and strategies.
Big Q: Transformation — the proverbial workhorses have bolted
by MarkLives. Why are so many black professionals disgruntled with the rate of progress? Next up in our panel is Grant Sithole of Bakone Media & Advertising.
Big Q: Transformation — clients must take road less travelled
by MarkLives. Why are so many black professionals disgruntled with the rate of progress? Next up in our panel is Zibusiso Mkhwanazi of AVATAR.
Big Q: What we need to achieve true transformation
by MarkLives. Why are so many black professionals disgruntled with the rate of progress? Next up in our panel is Masego Motsogi of 99c Joburg.
Big Q: Concept of transformation not embraced by our industry
by MarkLives. Why are so many black professionals disgruntled with the rate of progress? Next up in our panel is Sbu Sitole of The Odd Number.
Big Q: “Some” transformation is simply not good enough
by MarkLives. Why are so many black professionals disgruntled with the rate of progress? Next up in our panel is Ahmed Tilly of FCB Africa.
Big Q: Transformation apartheid plagues SA ad agencies
by MarkLives. Why are so many black professionals disgruntled with the rate of progress? First up in our panel is Ivan Moroke of Co-Currency.