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markmaking* ◦ January 15, 2019The other day, I was talking to a very experienced copywriter, who told me something I didn’t know… I love …Read MoreFinancial services: the battle for the brightest
Alastair Williams ◦ October 10, 2018According to the Bank of England, the robots are coming. And “large swathes” of Britain’s workforce face the threat of …Read MoreCan sustainable brands save the planet?
Nicola Edginton ◦ October 5, 2018Human beings. We’re an interesting bunch with fascinating habits, but so easily blinkered from seeing the real consequences of our …Read MoreTechnology, Innovation & Fast-growth: the battle for the brightest
Alastair Williams ◦ September 3, 2018According to the leading economic thinktank, the Paris-based Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development, it won’t be long before robots …Read MoreLessons from an unexpected email, sometimes it’s good to be different.
markmaking* ◦ August 14, 2018I recently received an unexpected email from Emerald Street, a lifestyle newsletter that is a trusted friend with its recommendations …Read MoreTechnology, Innovation & Fast-growth: simply does it
Alastair Williams ◦ July 3, 2018Products and ideas in the tech and innovation sector can be, by their nature, complex – often making the most …Read MoreAccessibility for websites & why it matters
markmaking* ◦ April 25, 2018Both- on and offline, people with disabilities often get a raw deal, because accessibility isn’t baked into the process. For …Read MoreThe magic of being human
Nicola Edginton ◦ March 21, 2018At mark-making* we love a group outing, especially one that has the potential to teach us something new and inspire …Read MoreIt really is the little things
markmaking* ◦ February 20, 2018We live in a world where you can have loo roll delivered on subscription and get approved for a bank …Read MoreB2B financial services: the opportunity in complexity
Alastair Williams ◦ January 12, 2018Complex products. Confusing features. More jargon and acronyms that you can SASA. Throw in frequent and often incomprehensible regulatory changes …Read MoreArts and culture: How to handle the new
Nicola Edginton ◦ November 22, 2017All arts and culture organisations have to evolve to thrive. When you plan a new offering and get the funding …Read MoreB2B financial services: survival of the nimblest
Alastair Williams ◦ November 16, 2017The world’s getting faster. We move through life at an increasingly rapid pace, compounding everyday stresses. It’s one of …Read More
