We couldn’t be more excited to hear our Campaign for DeepMind - AI by you has been shortlisted in the Brand Film Awards Purpose: Not for profit/giving back category.

Julie said:

“It was great fun chatting with Blair Enns and Leah Power on their 20% Podcast all about marketing procurement.

At Across the Pond, we celebrate them both–as seen in this lucky charm created by Sanni, an emerging artist from The BRIT School as part of our Foot in the Door programme.

Hispanic Heritage Month, which runs from September 15th to October 15th, is a time to celebrate and honour the rich culture, history, and contributions of Hispanic and Latino communities in the United States.

We recently were joined by Sara Dosa for another thrilling ‘Packed Lunch’ episode.

Sara directed, wrote and produced Fire of Love and we were lucky enough to have her come in and share with us her experience on making this incredible film. 🌋📽️

We had the honor of hosting Arthur O'Neill from Mindshare as part of our enlightening Packed Lunch Series. 🥪🎉 Arthur delved into a captivating discussion about the significance of diversity in the ever-evolving Metaverse and why it truly matters.

Kerensa Ayivor, our Strategist, shares her insights on how we can communicate tech in way that is inclusive for all. Read more to understand why this is important and how we can achieve this.

As part of our ‘Packed Lunch’ lunch and learn series we welcomed Tom Armstrong and Jed Hallam from Common People to our London Office.

Common People is a community for people within creative industries with experience of being from a Working Class background. They started in the summer of 2021 after reading a report which found that only 16% of people working full time in the creative industries are from a Working Class background. They aim to address this imbalance through talks, consultancy and connecting good people.

It’s only May and 2023 has already been a whirlwind. Especially if you are in the world of tech.

Last year we dedicated ourselves to trying to understand the big narratives around tech that appear in the media and more broadly in society. The prevailing one being negative - tech as a runaway train rushing through our lives and reshaping our culture for the worst.

There is a well known history of homogeneity in the tech industry. Thankfully many of our clients and other tech companies are focused on diversifying their workforces.

At Across the Pond we know how important good representation is in our work, and for that reason we were compelled to create a series, profiling amazing women in tech. These female leaders are all key players in their businesses. We are celebrating their individuality, their experiences and their wisdom in conversations with female leaders here at Across the Pond.

We’re happy to announce that Across the Pond is now a Certified B Corporation!

In honour of Women’s History Month we dreamed up a majestic library full of books written by women. 📚😍 Although we would love to go there in real life, a digital library will have to do for now.

In progressive workplaces all around the world, well being taboos are being broken. But there’s one taboo that firmly remains stubbornly unspoken about - menopause.

‘Making the complex, human’ is no easy task, but someone’s gotta do it. Here’s the latest from the frontline.

If tech, ideas, culture and top flight strat chat are your thing, you’re in for a treat. Here’s our latest news and views.

Anna, our Head of Brand and DEI, shares her thoughts on why DEI shouldn’t be approached as a ‘nice to have’ especially during the recession.

Three thought starters from our Strategy Director, Kerensa Ayivor, on how tech marketing should change.

Julie Cohen is joined by Win Without Pitching’s Blair Enns on the latest episode of The Drums podcast CEO Matters.

Our CEO, Julie Cohen, and Rosie Allimonos (ex Google and BBC), shared tips and advice on how to break those cultural barriers and the importance of cultural intelligence at International Trade Week, a virtual live event.

Our Financial Director, Sinthiya Croos, has learnt to look for role models everywhere in life. No matter the age we really can learn from everyone.

Our Head of Client Services Christopher Godfree writes about how alarmist headlines don’t help anyone to think critically about what’s really happening - and in fact, the more we understand technological progress, the better we are able to manage, legislate for, and benefit from it.