CMO’s State of the CMO is an annual industry research initiative aimed at understanding how Australian marketing leadership is evolving. This year's report looks into key aspects of the CMO position and function,encompassing the professional standing of the modern marketing leader, their technology procurement remit and investments, functional responsibilities, the extent of their role as digital and customer owners within the business, skills and much more. We also look at the impact of COVID-19 on budgets, strategy and priorities.
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There’s no doubt we’re in the midst of a digital-first economy, fuelled by data and ...
Now in its sixth year, CMO's State of the CMO is an annual industry research ...
CMO’s State of the CMO is an annual industry research initiative aimed at gauging how ...
Our latest CMO 2022 readiness episode on the great resignation and staff motivation and leadership is now live!
As an ex employee of 4 years during the growth of the company, I can say that the new management has benefitted the company tremendously,...
So many words, so little business benefit.
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Ms Bennett joined in 2017 yet this article states she waited until late 2020 to initiate a project to update the website. The solution t...
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The latest census data shows Australia has become a majority migrant nation for the first time. According to the new national data, more than 50 per cent of residents were born overseas or have a migrant parent.
Covid-19 created a shift in the customer and economic-based reality unlike anything most of us have ever experienced. Customers have changed from routinised pre-pandemic shopping behaviours to frequently purchasing new brands and suppliers.
Many marketing leaders are scrambling to give their people more flexible work. And they need to: PWC’s Future of Work report showed 90 per cent of staff want some form of hybrid or remote workplace.
