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APA Announces Future of Advertising 2018 Speakers

16/02/2018
Associations, Award Shows and Festivals
London, UK
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The association’s annual thought leadership event will take place at Picturehouse Central, London
The Future of Advertising - an annual event curated by the Advertising Producers Association is coming to Picturehouse Central on 7th March 2018. 

For over a decade, the APA has brought together eight talented speakers from across the creative, production and business worlds, to take to the stage and share their insights on what to look forward to and strive for in the year ahead. 

This year’s speakers will delve into the disruptive approaches that have made them a success, talk about how the British public love to be abused via Royal Mail, and why we need to end the infatuation with ‘Influencers’ and start looking for people with real talent and genuine cultural influence.

The audience will also be hearing talks from teams at the forefront of AR technology, arguments for why dismantling the patriarchy means more positive advertising for men too, plus tips on what the year ahead holds for digital marketing and procurement, and how this could benefit the production industry.

Tickets are £75 + VAT. 

Get yours by emailing tickets@a-p-a.net

The Speakers


Nils Leonard | Creative
Lucy Jameson |  Strategy
Natalie Graeme | New Business
The ex-Grey team have founded Uncommon as a creative studio building brands that people in the real world actually wish existed, either by partnering with the world’s most ambitious brands or by creating their own. Now sixth months in, with an equal mix of clients and ventures and a team of twenty and growing.


Head of Trends at Contagious London
Katrina’s led a diverse range of projects from LVMH, Penguin Random House, Sony Music and Nike. She has a long history of writing about what happens when creativity and commerce collide, a fascination for innovation and an unshakeable love of music videos.



Artist, Illustrator and Speaker
Mr. Bingo was born in 1979. In 1980 he started drawing. There wasn’t a lot to do in Kent.
After over a decade as an illustrator, and international success with his Kickstarter Campaign for the Hate Mail project, in 2015 Mr. Bingo ditched the clients and started working as an artist. Nobody really knows how he makes a living, but somehow he does. 


Founder at Platform13
Leila’s 20 year’s experience, including a stint at Edelman, in-house at sportswear giant Adidas Originals and drinks heavyweight Diageo, give her a unique ability to speak entrepreneurial, cultural and corporate fluently. Platform13 creates and maintains relevance for big brands by curating bespoke teams from her global network of influential (not influencer!) people.



Creative Technology Director of Interactive Arts at Nexus Studios
Liam’s team is dedicated to understanding and harnessing emerging technologies in service of engaging story experiences. For over ten years Liam’s research, ideas and coding work have been rewarded with a D&AD Black pencil, a BIMA, numerous FMA awards and Cannes Cyber Lion , SXSW and BAFTA nominations.


Chief Marketing Officer at IAB UK
James spent nine years at Mindshare, responsible for the agency’s mobile output across its network of 166 offices in 86 countries, before joining IAB in 2017 as its first CMO. He aims to re-assert positivity around digital, and has spoken on the topic on Channel 4, Sky, BBC World News and BBC Radio 4’s Today programme.


Founder and CEO of APR
Founded to set new standards for advertising production consultancies, APR is a confidante, guide and true production partner for brands. Jillian has helped define new standards and best practices within the production industry throughout her twenty plus year career for industry associations like the ANA, WFA, ACA and ISBA.
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