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It’s lonely being the UK’s first and only creative agency to have ‘B Corporation’ status, writes And Rising’s Jonathan Trimble.

The free-to-enter competition asks adland to reinvent a mainstream ad campaign for a LGBT+ audience, to highlight the debate around diversity and inclusion in marketing.

In another effort to simplify its group structure, WPP is to merge J. Walter Thompson – the world’s oldest advertising agency at 154 years – with digital network Wunderman.

There are times when the industry gives the impression it is ashamed of what it does, writes Dominic Mills – but it should lift its head and look at the bigger picture. Plus: how Artefact is embracing geekiness with pride.

Ahead of delivering a keynote address at MAD//Fest this week, we spoke with Andrew Garrihy, CMO at Huawei, to hear how technology is transforming the impact, potential and experience of Huawei’s products.

The promotion comes a little over a year since Stranger took on the CEO position at Starcom UK, and after two years also serving as president of global network clients, EMEA.

Despite strong opposition from the ad industry’s lobbying body, Mayor of London Sadiq Khan has confirmed he is to press ahead with a ban on junk food advertising on the capital’s transport network.

How do you achieve the optimum exposure for an out-of-home campaign? An understanding of some behavioural science is a good place to start, writes Kinetic’s Jennie Roper.

The ways in which agencies have adapted since the ANA’s 2016 probe into media rebates appear to have made some elements of trading even less transparent, writes Stephen Broderick.

Founded by Benjamin Ayres in 2016, Bagboard distributes paper bags featuring advertising to independent retailers, and are free to consumers, heavyweight and eco-friendly, negating the need for a single-use plastic bag.