Sunday 12 March 2017

Battling mental health in adland | Can you work in the industry and have a life?

Campaign Sunday Supplement

Campaign Sunday Supplement
March 12, 2017
In-depth reads from across Campaign, covering brands, agencies and media
Is it possible to work in advertising and still have a life?
Is it possible to work in advertising and still have a life?

Nicola Kemp

The empty rhetoric of 'work hard, play hard' is falling out of favour - the creative industries need to flex to attract and retain the best talent, and ensure that employees can have a life outside work.

In search of sanity: a candid tale of battling mental health in adland
In search of sanity: a candid tale of battling mental health in adland

Graeme Douglas

The ad industry is a Petri dish for breeding mental-health issues, says the strategy partner at Bountiful Cow.

'This is bullshit': an open letter to adland from a working mum
'This is bullshit': an open letter to adland from a working mum

An open letter about the recent focus on working mothers in advertising and what this really means

What you need to know about sports marketing in 2017 and beyond
What you need to know about sports marketing in 2017 and beyond

Suzy Bashford

Key trends for marketers and agencies who want to win in today's sports marketing environment.

Six stereotypes of women in advertising
Six stereotypes of women in advertising

Nicola Kemp

Ahead of International Women's Day, The Museum of Brands examines the the evolution of the female role model in advertising.

Campaign picks the women who inspire us in advertising and marketing
Campaign picks the women who inspire us in advertising and marketing

Staff

For International Women's Day, Campaign picks women in advertising and marketing who have inspired us the most.

Let's move beyond box-ticking
Let's move beyond box-ticking

Claire Beale

It's time to turn the gender and diversity debates more effectively on the work sent out into the real world.

Celebrating 100 years of iconic British advertising
Celebrating 100 years of iconic British advertising

John Tylee

As the IPA marks its centenary, Campaign looks back on British advertising's evolution over the past 100 years - from wartime posters to the 1960s 'golden age' to a drumming gorilla.

A view from Dave Trott: Double your money
A view from Dave Trott: Double your money

Dave Trott

In 1913, Henry Ford's business was successful, but not as successful as he wanted.

Humans first in a digital world
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Humans first in a digital world

Sean MacDonald and Suzanne Powers, McCann Worldgroup

Been in a meeting recently when the conversation turns to bots? How about IOT, AR/VR, and, of course, AI? McCann Worldgroup considers the importance of human-first tech

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