How does a brand go about writing it's next chapter? Join us for the discussion, and for breakfast. 

, CEO Glow London & Chair of The Marketing Academy’s Global Alumni Program

, Author of Rebrand Right and Founder of The Brand Strategy Academy

, Founder of Co:definery and Author of Market of One

The Power of a Brand Reset

Summer School has got to be our favourite week of the year.

Getting the next generation into the agency and giving them a taste of the industry just feels right. 

They had a diary packed week of workshops and talks covering everything: strategy, finance, creative, design, account management, AI and social. 

And they got hands on with a brief they were pretty passionate about: "Getting Financial Education into Schools". 

A huge thanks to everyone involved this year – our fifteenth summer school and they just keep getting better and better.

Our judges: 

 for opening their doors again this year.

Summer School 2025

Is consumer research still relevant in today’s environment?

Jamie joined the 

 podcast to dig into that very question - exploring the role of research in today’s brand world, where it helps, where it hinders, and why a bit of instinct still goes a long way

Featuring isobel's, Jamie Williams, plus Corbett Keeling's Marketing Director Sharon Cahill, ex Tesco, Samworth Brothers & Travis Perkins plc Commercial Director James Cornish, and Visionise Ltd's Associate Director David Wilkinson.

Hosted by the mighty Rob N M Iles.

Is Consumer Research still relevant

Last Thursday we put on our first ever live streamed isobelly laughs. And it was a hit!

Cally Beaton, Sophie Duker, Joby Mageean and Mike Shephard. 

— and we raised some well needed money for Women’s Aid.

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