The Ad Race – Details, episodes & analysis

In Season 3 Episode 2 of The Ad Race podcast Fayola Douglas is joined by Arun Lloyd, Associate Director at Hope&Glory PR, a creative consumer comms agency based in London. 

Arun has been in the PR industry for 10 years, starting out at Dynamo before joining Hope&Glory back in 2018, spending four years working on some of their largest clients including Sony, LinkedIn, American Airlines and Argos. He gets his kicks from work that allows him to bring brands authentically into culture, using a mix of channels that meets audiences where they are. Arun has recently completed the TheXec, a leadership scheme for UK-based Black, Asian, Mixed Race, and Ethnic Minority PR and comms pros - developed by BMEPRPros.

Find Arun Lloyd on LinkedIn here https://www.linkedin.com/in/arun-lloyd/ 

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#TheAdRace is an open conversation about advertising, marketing, and diversity & inclusion. Expect an unfiltered approach, lots of laughter, personal insights, and lived experiences.

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In Season 3 Episode 1 of The Ad Race podcast Fayola Douglas is joined by Nishma Patel Robb, President of WACL. 

Nishma is known to be one of the UK’s top marketing leaders and a great champion for representation and inclusion in our industry. Through her work at Google she pioneered how marketing and technology can play a critical role in addressing societal inequalities. Nishma has also graced many stages sharing her experiences as a senior, brown, working-class woman in the tech and advertising industry. 

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Welcome to the sixth episode of The Ad Race. For this in-conversation episode, Fayola Douglas is joined by David Ogiste, Founder of Nobody's Café an Experiential & Events Collective. 

Before founding Nobody’s Cafe in 2020, David held past roles at RPM and Culture Trip. In this episode, David discusses his career, covering his university days in Leeds, a stint in Dubai, moving to London and founding his business as the world plunged into lockdown. 

David’s Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/davidogiste

You can share your thoughts with us over on Twitter @TheAdRace.

#TheAdRace is an open conversation about advertising, marketing, and diversity & inclusion. Expect an unfiltered approach, lots of laughter, personal insights, and lived experiences.

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London dungeons has been ripped apart for their latest international women’s day PR fail, meanwhile, Adidas has put their breast foot forward in a show it all campaign centered around women's chests. Elvie sing for their supper, with lyrics that flow just as well as ‘milk’ when using their new breast pump. And something we can all agree on from the Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan. We will be talking about these campaigns and more on episode 4 of The Ad Race. Out now on Spotify, Apple Music and Acast. 

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Welcome to the third episode of The Ad Race. For the first in-conversation episode Fayola Douglas is joined by Rani Patel director of collaborations at youth marketing agency, Livity. Rani is an industry voice with 13+ years of experience and runs her own brand and creative platform FANGIRL inspired by Black club culture (@fangirl_wrld). Rani is also co-founder of Brand Share The Mic. 

Rani talks about her route into advertising, shares insights about working at a big ad agency, and delves into some of her best work. 

Rani's Linkedin: www.linkedin.com/in/ranipatel

You can share your thoughts with us over on Twitter @TheAdRace.

#TheAdRace is an open conversation about advertising, marketing, and diversity & inclusion. Expect an unfiltered approach, lots of laughter, personal insights, and lived experiences.

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Welcome to the second episode of The Ad Race. Fayola Douglas and Luis Donegan-Brown are discussing some of the best examples of diversity and inclusion they observed in 2021. From Google to Channel 4's Black to Front, Fayola and Luis will be highlighting which ads and initiatives really struck a chord.

You can share your thoughts with us over on Twitter @TheAdRace.

#TheAdRace is an open conversation about advertising, marketing, and diversity & inclusion. Expect an unfiltered approach, lots of laughter, personal insights, and lived experiences.

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Welcome to the first episode of The Ad Race. Fayola Douglas and Luis Donegan-Brown are discussing some of the 2021 Christmas Ads. Each year as brands are battling it out to deliver the most sentimental spot, are there issues that fall through the cracks. With people ready to weigh in on social media, Fayola and Luis will be unpicking some of the most controversial conversations and ultimately deciding which ad they feel deserves the top spot.

You can share your thoughts with us over on Twitter @TheAdRace.

#TheAdRace is an open conversation about advertising, marketing, and diversity & inclusion. Expect an unfiltered approach, lots of laughter, personal insights, and lived experiences.

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Host of The Ad Race podcast Fayola Douglas is joined by Dionne Maxwell. Dionne is passionate about diversity, inclusion, and belonging as well as race equality issues. She is Director of Diversity, Belonging and Engagement at Jungle Creations where she leads the social media first publisher in developing and implementing Jungle's diversity and belonging strategy. She is also Chief Amplifier at AmplifiedKin, a network that aims to amplify the presence of Black and Ethnic professionals, through events, collaborations, and spotlights. 

www.amplifiedkin.com

#TheAdRace is an open conversation about advertising, marketing, and diversity & inclusion. Expect an unfiltered approach, lots of laughter, personal insights, and lived experiences.

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