With the “transformation of human attitudes, behaviours and societal norms”, accompanied by an ever-growing list of additional complexities from “evolving revenue and remuneration models”, to a “growing reliance on technology”, the marketing sector is experiencing the biggest generational change it has seen in years. Leagas Delaney CEO, Gareth Davies, speaks to Richard Draycott, Associate Editor at The Drum on the role that AI will play in reshaping the industry and how Leagas Delaney gained its first-mover advantage. https://lnkd.in/evyvaQRn
Leagas Delaney
Advertising Services
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We believe in redefining desire to provoke action.
About us
We are a different breed of global creative agency. Our agency model is the modern alternative to the old agency network. We are an agile global group combining world class strategic thinking and creativity alongside industry-leading production automation. This progressive model promises our clients the advantage of faster, smarter and more cost-effective answers to the twin challenges of campaign efficiency and marketing effectiveness. Founded in 1980 by Tim Delaney, we operate offices in 6 markets (London, Hamburg, Milan, Johannesburg, Los Angeles and Shanghai). We are proud to be consistently ranked as one of the leading independent global agencies. Follow us here for updates, message us at hello@leagasdelaney.com or visit leagasdelaney.co.uk to see more of our work.
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External link for Leagas Delaney
- Industry
- Advertising Services
- Company size
- 51-200 employees
- Headquarters
- London, England
- Type
- Privately Held
- Founded
- 1980
- Specialties
- Advertising, Design, Brand Strategy, Digital Solutions, Consumer Research, Integrated Communications Planning, Content, Social Media, Brand Identity, Experiential, and Marketing Consultancy
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Hend House
233 Shaftesbury Avenue
London, England WC2H 8EE, GB
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Updates
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Creative ideas that actually work and make a difference to a brand or business. Alice Schaffer knows better than anyone the importance of delivering work that works for our clients. This week she’s imparting that knowledge at Effie UK; sitting on their judging panel for this year’s awards.
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Luxury, like every other sector, is evaluating how AI can be used to improve efficiencies, enhance creativity and ultimately increase profit margins. In fact, McKinsey & Company believes AI could boost the fashion and luxury sector’s operating profits by up to $275bn within the next three to five years. But proceed with caution advises Leagas Delaney’s Strategy Partner, Alice Schaffer, as while innovation is a requirement of luxury to remain relevant, it must always be in service of ‘beauty, quality, and timelessness’ – never ‘convenience or efficiency’. Thank you to Advertising Week for the feature. https://lnkd.in/egf_3k7p
Luxury Brands – AI Is a Tool, Not an End in Itself. Don’t Undermine Your Worth
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With modern marketing changing at lightning speed, how do agencies ensure their people keep ahead of the of the latest martech and techniques? At Leagas Delaney, the answer comes through practical learning; putting technology at the very heart of our agency, and as a result creating a team of skilled practitioners rather than theoretical experts. Gareth Davies shares his thoughts with The Drum, alongside other agency leaders, on staying ahead of the pack. Subscription required. https://lnkd.in/gVgPdjsS
People and partnerships: how to stay ahead of the pack in adland
thedrum.com
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Leagas Delaney had the privilege of working alongside Rothesay to launch their new sponsorship as the ECB’s Official Pensions Partner and Title Partner of Test Cricket. The partnership began with the first Rothesay Test match series and will continue until the Ashes in 2027. The first step on an incredibly exciting journey.
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Does the hype behind AI add up? According to a recent report by Goldman Sachs, the huge investment in developing AI technologies may never be returned. So, is AI something agency leaders should be taking note of and investing in? Leagas Delaney CEO, Gareth Davies, shares his thoughts with The Drum on why understanding the significance of this technological revolution shouldn’t be seen as ‘gambling’ on agencies futures, but rather ‘protecting their right to have one.’ (subscription required) https://lnkd.in/eye3e5vp
Agencies have their say on Goldman Sachs’s ‘AI is all hype’ claim
thedrum.com
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“Luxury brands have a tricky tightrope to walk when it comes to phygital, needing to balance exclusivity with availability and timelessness with innovation. They need to amplify, not dilute, their brand’s heritage and identity while keeping in step with the digital requirements of a modern world.” Leagas Delaney’s Strategy Partner, Alice Schaffer, writes for NewDigitalAge on what’s next for Luxury’s ‘phygital’ future. https://lnkd.in/eQtnBANB
From NFTs to PBTs: what’s next for luxury’s 'phygital' future? - New Digital Age
https://newdigitalage.co
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We were delighted to welcome students from Northwestern University, Illinois, to the Leagas Delaney cinema room earlier this week. Our CEO Gareth Davies and Managing Partner Jacob Goodman gave talks on the fast-changing advertising landscape and the role that tech will play in its future.
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How will AI change the process of marketing across the funnel? Our Leagas Delaney CEO Gareth Davies (writing for Advertising Week), explores how AI is opening up interrelated possibilities in both efficiency and effectiveness for progressive marketers.
Will ‘Zero Defects’ Be the Unlikely Saviour of Creativity?
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Our Strategy Partner, Alice Schaffer, shares her thoughts on why advertising ‘that touches a nerve and stands the test of time’ is more effective than jumping on the next creative bandwagon. Thank you to The Drum for including Alice’s thoughts - to read the full article on “Should ads follow trends and tropes or is it simply lazy creative?” click on the link below (subscription required). https://lnkd.in/en_9NzRQ
Should ads follow trends and tropes, or is it simply lazy creative?
thedrum.com