The world of news is changing, from the way people consume it to how trusted certain channels are, and how the model is funded. Seth Rogin of Nucleus Marketing Solutions explains how they are trying to transform the way news platforms and brands work together, and why it is more important than ever to support quality journalism as a way to connect with your target audience.

Hosted by Andrew Stephen, L'Oreal Professor of Marketing at Saïd Business School (Oxford University) and Jane Bloomfield, Head of Business Development, Insights Division at Kantar.

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Metro Bank is a UK bank that aims to put customers and colleagues at the heart of everything they do. Their CEO Craig Donaldson tells us how they achieve customer-centricity in an omnichannel world, what the barriers are to creating enthusiastic, loyal fans… and why it makes commercial sense to do so.

Hosted by Andrew Stephen, L'Oreal Professor of Marketing at Saïd Business School (Oxford University) and Bart Michels, Kantar UK Country Lead.

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In this episode, we explore Twitter from a research angle – how they measure success, how they are looking to improve the ‘health’ of conversations on the platform, and how the research team uses data to help brands. Jake Steadman, Senior Director of Research for International and Agency, also discusses his views on the role of Twitter and the wider world of market research.

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Will analytics and AI finally help marketing teams measure ROI properly? Will TV ‘die’ or become bigger than ever? Is it more important to be a real influencer, or have real followers on social media? And how can brands navigate the risks and rewards of voice technology?

Andy Brown, CEO of Kantar Media; Jane Ostler, Global Head of Media for the Insights division at Kantar, and Andrew Stephen, L'Oreal Professor of Marketing at Saïd Business School, discuss how the next twelve months will transform the world of media, marketing and brand building.

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Do you think people understand your business? Its true essence? Most companies in the UK say they are misunderstood, by customers, suppliers, society and even by employees… and that this narrative gap is stunting their growth. We ask Steve Marinker from Powerscourt to explain what their research with Kantar Millward Brown uncovered, where the biggest gaps are, and what he thinks organisations can do about it. 

Hosted by Andrew Stephen, L'Oreal Professor of Marketing at Saïd Business School (Oxford University) and Jane Bloomfield, Head of Business Development, Insights Division at Kantar.

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Platforms like Spotify are seeing huge adoption rates, but are brands making the most of the opportunity to reach a new, captive audience through digital audio? What are some best practices around audio asset creation, and what can Spotify tell us about market trends? Pete Beeney, Global Holding Company Lead for WPP at Spotify, has some words of wisdom for marketers and business people.

Hosted by Andrew Stephen, L'Oreal Professor of Marketing at Saïd Business School (Oxford University) and Jane Ostler, Global Head of Media, Insights Division at Kantar.

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What is the role of marketing in the boardroom? Should the CMO be on the board? If so, how do they get there? And how can organisations grow and nurture more of a marketing mindset? Andrew Stephen, L’Oreal Professor of Marketing at Saïd Business School, speaks to Julie Kollman, Chief Research Officer at Kantar; Seth Rogin, President CEO of Nucleus Marketing; David Radford, Chief Marketing Officer at Allianz) and Peter Tufano, Peter Moores Dean and Professor of Finance at Saïd Business School. The panel also takes questions from an audience of MBA students.

Recorded live at Saïd Business School, Oxford University, at the Future of Marketing Initiative symposium, 14 November 2018.

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If you understand how marketing works, argues Felipe Thomaz, you can assist in dismantling markets that should not exist. That’s why Thomaz, a marketing academic, lists ‘the dark web’ as one of his specialist subjects. In this episode, he discusses what the dark web is, how black markets can still apply (and indeed strengthen) the principles of marketing, and what marketers might actually learn from some of the activity and developments made in these shadier areas of the internet…

Hosted by Andrew Stephen, L'Oreal Professor of Marketing at Saïd Business School (Oxford University) and Amy Cashman, the UK Managing Director of Kantar TNS. 

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Is the art of advertising dead? Not quite, says writer, producer and director Paul Burke, but after 30 ‘odd’ years in the world of creating ads for a huge range of brands, he definitely has some views on what could be done better – and how organisational structure and recruitment can play a part in this.

Hosted by Andrew Stephen, L'Oreal Professor of Marketing at Saïd Business School (Oxford University) and Jane Ostler, Global Head of Media, Insights Division at Kantar. 

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The world of radio has changed, but consumption of this medium has never been higher. Director of Folder Media and founder of the British Podcast Awards Matt Deegan tells Jane and Andrew what is changing, why it’s changing, how radio stations are ‘brandifying’… and what brands can do to take advantage of the channel and reach the huge numbers of people listening to radio, whether through traditional or more modern means.

Hosted by Andrew Stephen, L'Oreal Professor of Marketing at Saïd Business School (Oxford University) and Jane Ostler, Global Head of Media, Insights Division at Kantar. 

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