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Feb 10, 2024 51 min

Emily Hare 'Hyper Localisation, Diversity and Adaption'

from The New Abnormal Hosted by Sean Pillot de Chenecey

Series One In this episode of 'The New Abnormal' I interview Emily Hare, the Global Content Strategy Director of the Publicis Groupe. (Prior to this, she was Head of Content for Make Honey, before which she spent over a decade with Contagious Communications, where she was the Managing Editor.) In our discussion, which is a reposted episode, she explains her views on a wide range of issues including behavioural influencers, how to develop an informed and educated brand voice, the vital foundation of brand trust, and examples of authentic & positive brand behaviour regarding C19. In addition, we discuss the law of unintended consequences, the crucial issue of promoting diversity, economic reprioritisation re: #TheGreatReset, adaptive capacity re: the climate crisis, and the rise of hyper-localisation.

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Series One In this episode of 'The New Abnormal' I interview Emily Hare, the Global Content Strategy Director of the Publicis Groupe. (Prior to this, she was Head of Content for Make Honey, before which she spent over a decade with Contagious Communications, where she was the Managing Editor.) In our discussion, which is a reposted episode, she explains her views on a wide range of issues including behavioural influencers, how to develop an informed and educated brand voice, the...

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