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Carla Michelotti, a legend in advertising and law, discusses the importance of rebooting, staying relevant, and the need to grow new muscles before our “old” brain muscles become atrophied by AI. Carla has held senior roles at Leo Burnett, BCom3, and the Publicis Groupe and today ...  Show more

The Marketer's Role is Tackling Doom-Scroll & Brain Rot:  CSR + Brand Opportunity

Jess Butcher MBE, CEO and founder of Scrollaware on her transition from tech entrepreneur to social advocate for digital balance. The award-winning consumer tech entrepreneur, (most notably with AR pioneer, Blippar), a Fortune "Most Powerful Female Entrepreneur", BBC's 100 Women ...  Show more

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