Other APG Events

Flamingo's panel explored a number of ways in which the world is creating movements and frameworks for positive change.

We got together with ITV to celebrate some of the most persuasive thinking outlined in the APG's 'Eat Your Greens' compendium of fact-based marketing thinking. 

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Cat Wiles, Richard Martin and Paul Phillips talked to us about their experiences and gave some useful tips and advice for dealing with Mental Health in the workplace.

The panel discussed the characteristics of transformational thinking, the themes that emerged from last year’s winners, and the techniques any brand could use to move beyond the conventions of its competition.

Successful soaps feel like a recipe for great communications, so what can brands can learn from them?

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A morning for planners and strategists who tested their skills in using raw data and trends to develop fast and interesting strategic approaches.

A session exploring different 'flavours' of strategy and the diverse ways that planners and strategists can forge a career.

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The evening was chaired by James Parsons and featured Jane Lingham and Kirsty Fuller speaking on behalf of 'love' and Laurence Green and Mark Murray on behalf of Byron Sharp's principle that brand growth is driven by penetration.

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In broadcasting, the barriers and opportunities thrown up by new technology are just as acute as in the rest of the commercial communication worlds.

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Dave Trott's approach to advertising combines everything from the tough New York “punch-on-the-nose” approach, to philosophy and lateral thinking.

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Kevin Chesters, CSO at Ogilvy has crunched TED2019 and come up with a blinder of presentation with highlights and themes from this year’s brain box festival.

People often ask where a career in planning can take them, so we thought we would try and answer that question, by getting together a huddle of brilliant agency planners who have spread their wings into new areas.

Strategic insight agency Flamingo launched its latest piece of proprietary research: on Generation Z and their expanding notions of authority.

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Speakers: Andy Davidson, Laura Roberts, Desirée Lopez and Guido Orgs

Kevin Chesters, CSO at Ogilvy has crunched TED2017 and come up with a blinder of presentation with highlights and themes from this year’s brain box festival.

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We teamed up with The Guardian to do an iconoclastic review of Cannes 2016, probing the winners and the ones that maybe should have won...

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A session exploring different 'flavours' of strategy and the diverse ways that planners and strategists can forge a career.

Familiarise yourself with the latest suite of tools that provide access to the vast amounts of data held by Google.

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Science and consumer thinking evolve. New models emerge explaining how and why consumers do what they do, and new techniques arise to understand them.

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John Grant discussed how by harnessing new technology and social media consumers can take an active part in shaping brands, culture and society

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Matt Tanter in conversation with David Pemsel, CEO of The Guardian Media Group.

We asked Phoebe Smith & Prof Hugh Selsick to talk about the reasons why sleeplessness can become a problem, how it relates to your overall mental health, and give practical tips for getting a better sleep regime.

Kevin Chesters, CSO at Ogilvy has crunched TED2018 and come up with a blinder of presentation with highlights and themes from this year’s brain box festival.

If you could take a 30 second test that told you what medical conditions you will face in later life, would you?

A retrospective take on Cannes Lions and a panel of speakers and experts review those that won and those that just missed out at the world's greatest festival of creativity.

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This event featured a panel of experts and practitioners with extensive experience in the field who debated the power of culture for social good.

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A discussion on what behavioural science and neuroscience have revealed about how people’s choices and behaviour are driven by non-conscious instincts.

A look into the impact of system 1 and system 2 thinking on how we choose and buy brands

Professor Gemma Calvert talked about the theory and application of neuroscience, particularly in the area of brands and marketing.

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