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What will it take for female creatives to get the recognition they’ve long been denied?
Following a recent double-page spread that highlighted the glaring lack of gender diversity in the creative industry, Campaign Asia-Pacific asked women creatives in the region about the steps needed to enact real change.
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Top agencies abandon Campaign Brief amid growing controversy
Leo Burnett Australia, Saatchi & Saatchi Australia, and Publicis Worldwide Australia are among the agencies who have severed ties with the publication triggered by a male-dominated 'Work 2024' feature.
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Beyond the Paralympics: The business case for disability representation
A pattern exists of brands targeting the disabled community during the Paralympics, but ignoring the community afterwards. Campaign explores what it will take for disability inclusion to become a constant in advertising rather than just seasonal.
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Paralympics: Opportunities and lessons for brands
The Paris Paralympics look set to achieve record-breaking audience reach and ad sales. Campaign explores the unique opportunity it offers brands, sponsors, and advertisers to make a meaningful impact during the main event and beyond.
How brands are evolving their women’s sports alliances for the Olympics
As the Olympics hit parity between men and women athletes, are marketers reflecting this shift?
Needed: More LGBTQIA+ leaders who call the shots
Despite their enthusiasm to appear inclusive, many in the advertising industry observe that few agencies still have substantial LGBTQIA+ representation in their C-suite in India.
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