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The Week Ahead: This week will see the start of the 3% conference, with speakers including Cindy Gallop, while companies including Facebook, Kraft Heinz, Procter & Gamble, McDonald’s and L’Oréal are all reporting financial results. See what else is on the agenda for the week ahead in our roundup here.
Not today: The congressional hearing with the chief executives of Facebook, Google, Amazon, and Apple has been rescheduled from today to Wednesday at noon EDT, reports The Verge. It was delayed to allow members of Congress to pay respects to the late Rep. John Lewis.
Podcast of the day: With a year to go until the postponed Tokyo Olympics (maybe), Christopher Carroll, the International Olympic Committee’s marketing and digital engagement and director, joins Ad Age’s E.J. Schultz on the latest edition of the Ad Lib podcast to discuss the organization’s latest marketing moves, including its “Stronger Together” ad campaign. Listen up here.
Creativity of the day: Wildlife charity the Born Free Foundation puts interviews with humans about their time in lockdown into the mouths of animated animals like elephants and tigers, in a collaboration by agency Engine with animation house Aardman, highlighting the plight of animals in captivity, The charming and sad film, which you can watch here, will be one of the campaigns under discussion during Creativity’s live Top 5 session later today, where the team will discuss the best work of the week. Tune into the livestream here at noon EDT.
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