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Taking up the baton in this issue’s Making Business Personal Relay is Cassie Roma, who reveals the ‘secret’ to creating an environment that allows your creativity to thrive.
A collection of industry insights published in NZ Marketing magazine. This section is sponsored by independent media, digital and creative agency Calibre + Candor.
Taking up the baton in this issue’s Making Business Personal Relay is Cassie Roma, who reveals the ‘secret’ to creating an environment that allows your creativity to thrive.
Stephen Walker, Regional Director, NZ, Toluna, a tech company operating in the market research space, talks about the key changes experienced within the industry in 2021, and how these will affect us in 2022.
Three quarters of New Zealanders say they are dissatisfied with their experiences as customers, according to the Qualtrics 2022 Global Consumer Trends study recently launched.
Talk up your title! That’s the word from Marking Association CEO John Miles, who says marketing sometimes doesn’t get its dues – and that may be the fault of the marketers themselves.
This issue of NZ Marketing magazine is all about discovery, innovation and embracing the future of marketing. From celebrating the winning marketers and marketing initiatives at the 2021 TVNZ-NZ Marketing Awards, and how they’re pioneering new paths in their respective disciples, to unpacking the biggest trends expected to shape the industry in the coming year, this issue truly forward-focused.
Rachel Ellerm of Lion New Zealand says that getting back to ‘normal’ is still very much rooted in getting the basics right – and connecting with Kiwis in a meaningful way.
oOh!media and NZ Marketing magazine continue with ‘The Great Reopening’ series – a focus on New Zealand’s Recovery and the return to life Out of Home – as we chat with Andrew Cooper, CMO at Electric Kiwi.
oOh!media is proud to support the TVNZ-NZ Marketing Awards and the category of Marketer of the Year. As part of our Great Reopening series, oOh!media and NZ Marketing magazine want to gain insight into how these esteemed marketing leaders are planning their roads to recovery, and get their views on what lies ahead. First up, Bríd Drohan-Stewart.
Don’t you hate the term ‘never lived up to their potential? We often hear it when talking about up-and-coming sports players or when successful people fall off the wagon. It’s really a term that suggests you had everything there and going for you, but you didn’t use it.
Kiwi marketer Hamish Thomson, former Global Brand Head of Mars, explains why rewards are key to attracting talent.