by MarkLives. Unati Moalusi is our next panellist to tackle: “How successful have local ad agencies been in creating positive employer reputations?”
Tag archives: transformation
Black (owned) agencies left behind by MAC Charter
by Mxolisi G Buthelezi. In her book, “Who’s Afraid of Affirmative Action”, Christine Qunta laments that black people still find themselves in need of affirmative action. Adland is no exception.
Van der Haar on change, creativity & transformation
by Jessica Evans. While Odette van der Haar has embraced her new position at Publicis, she remains involved in the ACA, and it seems she still has much to do.
#BigQNarratives: SA adland can’t champion what it doesn’t understand
by MarkLives. Veli Ngubane is our third panellist to tackle: “Are SA ad agencies and brands embracing an authentically African narrative and aesthetic or do they continue to imitate US and European work?”
#BigQDiversity: “I choose to celebrate women”
by MarkLives. Masego Motsogi of Grid Worldwide is the last female executive to give us her assessment of the state of adland.
#BigQDiversity: That inner circle? Incredibly hard to crack
by MarkLives. Keri-Ann Stanton of Avatar is the next key female executive to give us her assessment of the state of adland.
Young, Gifted & Killing It: Tshepo Tumahole
by Veli Ngubane. This award-winning copywriter’s career kicked off after winning a copywriting bursary he’d heard about on YFM and being given a break by Ahmed Tilly.
#BigQDiversity: Empowering women in a sustainable way
by MarkLives. Camilla Clerke of HelloFCB+ is the next key female executive to give us her assessment of the state of adland.
#BigQDiversity: Gender equity in SA advertising
by MarkLives. Nino Naidoo of Duke is the next key female executive to give us her assessment of the state of adland.
#BigQDiversity: Another diversity article
by MarkLives. Khanyi Mpumlwana of FCB Joburg is first up to tackle our Big Q: How are South African creative agencies faring in ensuring gender equity in the workplace?