Advertising Podcast From The Ipa

IPA Director General Paul Bainsfair talks to Lucky Generals Founding Partner Helen Calcraft about her career in the ad industry, #TimeTo, the iList and more.

IPA Director General Paul Bainsfair talks to System1's Orlando Wood about the his new book 'Lemon: How the advertising brain turned sour', the #neuroscience behind it and what needs to be done to reverse the crisis in creative #effectiveness facing adland. Lemon is available to buy from ipa.co.uk/lemon 580583

IPA Director General, Paul Bainsfair catches up with Apprentice pundit and founder of the independent agency group Beyond Collective, Zaid Al-Zaidy about his new found fame, his secret to business success and what he sees as the benefits of joining a ‘micro network’. 580583

Business Growth is the one thing every agency wants. How do they get it and who do they talk to? And who should they listen to? For a start Marc Nohr, CEO of Fold7 and Chair of the IPA's Commercial Group in conversation with IPA Director General Paul Bainsfair.

In an attention economy fuelled by a 24/7 news cycle, how can you ensure your brand not only cuts through but positions itself for the longer term? From wellbeing to sociability, from neo civility to the FIRE movement and from Piers Morgan to NZ property prices. IPA Director General Paul Bainsfair engages Meabh Quoirin, CEO and Co-owner of the Foresight Factory in a run-down of 2019’s upcoming trends and developments to help brands succeed.

IPA Director General Paul Bainsfair sits down with IPA President Sarah Golding to discuss her agenda, making an AI ad, and our trade mission to California. #ipa #paulbainsfair #ai #tech #siliconvalley #advertising

What will the world look like in 2050? And where do the new opportunities lie? IPA Director General Paul Bainsfair interviews Daniel Franklin, Executive Editor of The Economist to cover the five main areas of how the world will look in 2050: demography, world economy, politics, culture and technology.

Do you know we believe that red painkillers are more effective than blue ones? And did you also know that exposing your flaws can make you seem more attractive? These are just a couple of the biases that effect our consumer behaviours. In this month’s podcast, IPA Director General Paul Bainsfair interviews Richard Shotton, Deputy Head of Evidence, Manning Gottlieb OMD and author of The Choice Factory, to unpick the behavioural science behind our decision making.

What is ‘Post-Truth’, how did we get here, and how do we make sense of it all? In this month’s AdTalk journalist and author Matthew d’Ancona discusses the rise of emotion over fact with IPA Director General Paul Bainsfair, in a conversation that spans Donald Trump’s social media habits, the weaponisation of ideas and information; the role of GAFA in facilitating the current climate; and how consumers can find the truth in a world of alternative facts.

CEO Blair Enns has 30,000+ hours invested in the question "How do creative firms win new business without giving away work for free?". Here he shares his secrets for winning without pitching with Paul Bainsfair, head of the UK's professional institute for advertising agencies, the IPA.

Paul Lawson talking to the IPA's Paul Bainsfair on running Leo Burnett and how the advertising industry has changed over his 30 years in the industry.

Tim Williams, founder of Ignition Consultancy Group shares his thoughts on Pricing Councils, the art of pricing and the organisations that are disrupting the conventional pricing process. Tim Williams spoke at the 2016 IPA Commercial Conference. http://ipa.co.uk/events/ipa-commercial-conference-2016

The former IPA President and current Vice Chairman of Ogilvy & Mather, shares his thoughts on behavioural economics, costly signalling theory and Gary Lineker.

Former IPA President and VP EMEA of Facebook, Nicola Mendelsohn, discusses her career and the challenges that come with articulating over 140 products to an ever increasing diverse Facebook audience.

Creative icon and author Dave Trott talks to Paul Bainsfair about creativity and what 'going viral' actually means...

The second part of our Ad Blocking podcast outlines how mobile operators are now starting to block advertising. This is starting to affect marketing, especially amongst younger audiences, as they engage with advertising differently.

Part one explores what ad blocking is and how the industry is working together on the subject. The guests are Steve Chester, Director of Innovation and Programmes, IAB and Nigel Gwilliam, Media and Tech Consultant, IPA.

Brett Gosper, CEO of World Rugby and visionary behind the exponential growth of the Rugby World Cup, discloses his branding strategy which has driven the tournament to become the third biggest sporting event globally.

The IPA's Director General, Paul Bainsfair, chats with Karen Blackett OBE, CEO of Mediacom UK. Karen is widely regarded as one of the most influential women in the creative industries. In the podcast Karen discusses the ethnic and gender diversity in the UK communications industry. She also talks about leading the UK's biggest Media Agency and the wider role and function of media agencies.

Each podcast IPA Director General Paul Bainsfair speaks to leading figures from the advertising and business arena. In this installment, he talks to renowned economist Noreena Hertz on the lessons for ad land on engaging CEO's and business decision makers.