Day: 7 December 2025

The One Club Announces Global Winners For Next Creative Leaders 2025

Stuart Mitchell

The One Club for Creativity today announced the 36 young creatives from 17 countries who are this year’s winners in Next Creative Leaders, a free global competition recognizing women and non-binary creatives on the rise. Celebrating its 10th year, Next Creative Leaders was created in partnership with The 3% Movement as the industry’s only free portfolio competition that identifies, celebrates, and provides a global platform to talented women, non-binary, and trans creatives who are making their mark on the world with both their work and unique point of view on creative leadership that’s changing…

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Unity Trust Bank launches a £100m green tariff to help customers reduce their carbon footprint

Stuart Mitchell

Unity Trust Bank has launched a new green tariff for loans supporting organisations taking actions to improve energy efficiency and pursue a low carbon future. The tariff is available to new and existing customers and will provide beneficial lending terms to those looking to reduce the environmental footprint of their buildings. It’s also suitable for organisations that have already achieved high levels of energy efficiency. The £100m ringfenced finance is for eligible energy savings and carbon reduction projects such as low carbon heating, improved insulation, small scale renewable energy and…

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First Study of Its Kind Finds Deep-Sea Mining Waste Threatens Life and Foodwebs in the Ocean’s Dim “Twilight Zone”

Stuart Mitchell

A new study led by researchers at the University of Hawai‘i (UH) at Mānoa published recently in Nature Communications is the first-of-its-kind to show that waste discharged from deep-sea mining operations in the Pacific’s biodiverse Clarion-Clipperton Zone (CCZ) could disrupt marine life in the midwater “twilight zone” — a vital region 200-1,500 meters below sea level that supports vast communities of zooplankton, tiny animals that serve as the ocean’s basic food building blocks. Specifically, it finds that 53% of all zooplankton and 60% of micronekton, which feed on zooplankton, would be…

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WARC and Intuit Mailchimp research finds mid-market marketers are turning to AI to gain a competitive edge as strong​ ​winds to growth prevail

Stuart Mitchell

A new study by WARC and Intuit Mailchimp presented by LIONS Advisory reveals marketing teams in mid-market companies are in transition in how they are leveraging AI as an “equalizer” that enables them to amplify their impact and give them a competitive edge.  Often overlooked, these organizations with 10-499 employees, are vital to the business ecosystem. After weathering five years of unprecedented challenges — from pandemic disruptions to soaring costs and fragmented marketing channels — with the help of AI, they are adapting marketing strategies and team structures to overcome budget pressures, channel usage and martech priorities.   Lexi Wolf, Head…

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British woman who lost mum to rabies takes part in record-breaking dog vaccination drive that aims to make rabies history

Stuart Mitchell

Robyn Thomson, whose mother made headlines when she passed away from rabies earlier this year, has played a crucial role in a mass dog vaccination drive in Cambodia aiming to protect people and animals from the deadly disease. The project was spearheaded by UK animal charity Worldwide Veterinary Service (WVS), as part of their Mission Rabies project, in collaboration with the Cambodian government. From 20th October to 2nd November, over 221,000 dogs received free rabies vaccinations. On Thursday 23rd October over 10,000 dogs were vaccinated in just one day, the highest ever…

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