Story of my CV: Having worked at Apple, Expedia and Skype at pivotal times for each brand, John Veichmanis has been at the forefront of digital innovation throughout his career, something which he has taken to his current role as CMO of luxury marketplace Farfetch.
SoundCloud vice-president of global marketing DeJuan Wilson has had an unusual and eventful career, starting in admin at Coca-Cola, working for hip hop artist P Diddy and now competing with Apple Music at SoundCloud.
The story of my CV: Transformation specialist Claire Hazle talks through the pivotal points of her career, from the moment her interest was piqued by the possibilities of digital to her current role overseeing marketing from her position on the board.
The Story of my CV: Annabel Venner has never shied away from a challenge. Covering healthcare, tobacco, soft drinks, biscuits and insurance, her CV is a lesson in how marketers can excel when they test themselves.
The story of my CV: Guardian News and Media MD David Magliano talks through the highs and lows of his career, from winning the race to host the 2012 Olympics to scandal at the Co-op and humiliation with England’s 2018 World Cup bid.
The story of my CV: Camelot UK CEO Andy Duncan talks through his three decades in marketing, from 17 years at Unilever and launching 4oD as CEO of Channel 4 to marrying purpose and profit in his current role.
Tom Fishburne is founder of Marketoon Studios. Follow his work at marketoonist.com or on Twitter @tomfishburne See more of the Marketoonist here
The boss of WPP says that while there is increasing scrutiny around the effectiveness of digital, this has not pegged back the growth of Google and Facebook.
Marketers were reportedly upset that their ads appeared next to expletives on Mumsnet, but that’s how real people talk and it pales in comparison to terrorist content as a risk to brands online.
Marketing channels such as direct mail are enjoying higher consumer trust, as digital saturation grows.
Register and receive the best content from the only title 100% dedicated to serving marketers' needs.
We’ll ask you just a few questions about what you do and where you work, so we can make Marketing Week more relevant to you.
