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In the latest episode of Marketing Week’s podcast series, Patagonia European marketing director, Alex Weller, discusses how businesses can live up to their purpose, what a Joe Biden administration means for the global climate crisis and why the apparel brand has no intention of fuelling a ‘superficial desire’ for its products.

The latest podcast in our B2B series, sponsored by The Marketing Practice, looks in-depth at collaboration between sales and marketing, how it has been changed by the disruption of the pandemic, and what marketers need to do make it as successful as it can be.

Join Marketing Week's panel of senior B2B marketers as they debate:

- How to create better relationships between sales and marketing
- What each can do for the other
- How 2020 has changed the buying experience of customers
- What sales now needs from marketing as a result
- Why marketers now have a greater role in closing the deal

In the new episode of This Much I Learned we speak to former Wagamama CMO Ross Farquhar about being made redundant as the UK went into lockdown the first time, his job hunt and his new role at mochi ice cream maker Little Moons

In the latest episode of Marketing Week’s podcast series, founder of lingerie and hosiery brand Nubian Skin, Ade Hassan MBE, discusses how she is using marketing to shake up the fashion industry with an inclusive message embracing a range of ages, body types and skin tones.

Episode 3: The last episode in the series examines how artificial intelligence can influence and assist the creative process, and how big its role might be in the future. Hosted by Creative Review editor Eliza Williams, with guests Marcus du Sautoy, Oxford professor and author of The Creativity Code, and Facebook planning director Ian Edwards. Sponsored by Facebook.

In the latest episode of Marketing Week’s new podcast series, director of brand marketing at LinkedIn and co-founder of People Like Us, Darain Faraz, discusses the importance of celebrating BAME talent and why marketers must push for systemic change throughout the industry.