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Rebecca Stewart

Rebecca is Adweek's brand editor based out of London. Before joining Adweek in 2022 she spent 8 years at The Drum, most recently as trends editor. She has also freelanced for BBC Global News and Raconteur among others. She co-hosts Adweek's flagship podcast "Yeah, That's Probably an Ad."

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Marriott Taps Former General Mills CMO Brad Hiranaga for Global Experience Role

The marketer brings over two decades of experience in consumer packaged goods, fashion, and retail to the position.

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EXCLUSIVE: Nespresso Moves Global Creative Duties From McCann to Leo

The Publicis agency's appointment marks the end of the coffee brand's almost two-decade relationship with McCann.

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Cannes Lions Introduces Safe Zones Staffed by Trained Professionals

Their introduction follows several women speaking out about their experiences of sexual harassment and assault at the 2024 event.

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TRESemmé’s Paige DeSorbo Collab Gives Unilever’s Influencer-First Strategy a Glossy Start

‘Give Gloss’ has bolstered positive sentiment towards the haircare brand by 42% since March.

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Amid Tight Budgets and Industry Gloom, Publicis Wants To Make Cannes Count For Clients

The holding company will run a series of closed-door AI workshops away from the beach.

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Budweiser Brewer Commits to ‘American Beers and American Careers’ as Trump Tariffs Loom

The new ad ends on the line: 'Investing in American beers and careers since 1857. We're Brewing Futures.'

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EXCLUSIVE: Michael Kassan’s 3CV Is Spending $3M on a Cannes Beach Takeover

The big budget beach is a pivotal moment for Kassan, who founded 3VC in June 2024 after his MediaLink exit.

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Nike Shakes up Leadership Team to Power Brand Turnaround

CMO Nicole Hubbard Graham will take on a more senior role in the restructure.

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WPP Prepares to Kill Off GroupM Name to Make Way for WPP Media

GroupM, which manages $63 billion worth of media budgets, is set to become WPP Media.