Trinny London, the beauty brand launched by Trinny Woodall in 2017, is launching its first permanent store and investing in brand marketing for the first time.
Peloton is set to further reduce its marketing spend while steering away from heavy promotions, marking a strategic shift in response to ongoing financial challenges.
Frasers Group is not replacing the CMO role after Beckie Stanion left in February. Instead, Ger Wright, managing director for sport at Frasers Group, is now responsible for marketing alongside chief customer officer David Clark.
World Rugby CMO James Rothwell says launching the big budget campaign early will help the sport “break through the ceiling”.
Victoria Taylor set up Marketing Mavericks, which counts Glasgow University and Nottingham Trent among its clients, in 2020 after the pandemic hit job opportunities for graduates.
Starbucks has appointed former Pizza Hut and Taco Bell CMO Brian Niccol as its new CEO, as the coffee chain looks to turn around ailing sales.
The ads did not make it clear that Bartlett has financial stakes in both brands.
Grocery inflation rose 1.8% in the four weeks to 4 August, marking the first increase since March 2023.
The purpose-led toilet roll brand is dipping into sports sponsorship with Lewes Football Club – the self-dubbed Equality FC – for a two-year sponsorship deal.
Former Adidas marketing boss Eric Liedtke will lead brand strategy, as CEO Kevin Plank claims the business lacked the “strength of leadership” to succeed.
Consistent marketing investment is a “priority” for AB InBev as it focuses on investing for “the long-term” following the Bud Light backlash.
After committing to “over invest” in marketing last quarter, Adidas has kept to its word with increased activity fuelling a quicker than expected turnaround.
Some marketers are leaving the industry to coach the next generation and help them apply marketing principles to their own careers.
The hotel chain is the latest brand to announce it’s appointing a chief marketing officer for the first time.
With the demands on marketers forever changing, is coaching the answer to career success?
Many jobseeking marketers are spending hundreds of pounds on CV rewrites and coaching – but some headhunters argue this shouldn’t come at a cost.