In our November Digital Fireside with Tom Fishburne, The Marketoonist, we explored how humour can be used to bring people together, to overcome barriers and to hold a mirror up to more accurately reflect and hence be able to better address sensitive or difficult topics.

'77% of CEOs believe that if they are too empathic, they'll be​ perceived as being weak. I would characterise it as entirely the opposite. Being empathic can be a sign of great strength.'

This was one of the many brilliant insights shared by Minter Dial in our You’re MarketingKind on whether AI can help make us more human.

In our October Digital Fireside Rob Harrison-Plastow, CEO of Source Nine Insights, interviewed Dr Simon Western, to explore Eco-Leadership.

In our September Coffee with a Cause with worked with the incredible prevention-oriented charity Let Me Know.

In our September You’re MarketingKind with Marianne Harltey, author of Align & Shine, she led a guided meditation to help us connect to the heart. And from there we explored how we can create brands that align with our ideal clients and customers and drive meaningful change.

In 2021 we worked with the social enterprise TogetherintheUK to help promote their creative writing competition for migrants in the UK.

At the time Teresa Norman, Co-founder of TogetherintheUK, confided that they hoped to some day be able to publish a book of migrant stories.

In our September xChange Paul Skinner, founder of MarketingKind, interviewed Andy Burnham, Mayor of Greater Manchester, to better understand the purpose of a mayor.

In our August 29th You’re MarketingKind gathering members had the opportunity to reflect on how to turn their ideas into great business books with Steph Caswell, writing coach and author of Dare to Write.

85% of the population in Malawi lacks access to electricity. And Village Solar is on a mission to change that.

Sungeni signed up to our pro bono marketing matching platform and connected with Matt Tutt, digital marketing expert, experienced volunteer and MarketingKind member.

In our July Digital Fireside Paul Skinner interviewed Nathalie Nahai, an expert in psychology, persuasive tech and human behaviour and author of Business Unusual and Webs of Influence.

Several members who attended our July 5th You’re MarketingKind gathering with Rob Harrison-Plastow, CEO of Source Nine Insight, said it was their faviourite MarketingKind gathering so far!

In our June Coffee with a Cause we had the great pleasure of supporting Mentor Mums CIC, a social enterprise that helps make workplaces more effective at supporting working mums as they return from leave.

In our June 13th xChange Mindy Emsley and Paul Skinner interviewed Juliet Davenport, OBE, founder and former CEO of Good Energy and author of The Green Start-Up, to explore how we can all make our businesses better for the planet.

In our June You’re MarketingKind gathering Nikki Stones, VP of Marketing at CleanHub, introduced us to the amazing programmes they are running to clean up ocean villages and prevent plastics from entering the ocean.

In our May Coffee with a Cause members came together, led by Dr Chris Arnold, to support the work of We and AI.

On May 16th Paul Skinner’s The Purpose Upgrade won Highly Commended in the Change & Sustainability category of the the 2023 Business Book Awards.

In our May Digital Fireside Alan Thompson, CEO of NRS Healthcare, interviewed Chris Forbes, co-founder of The Cheeky Panda, to explore how we can make sustainability more fun.

In our May You’re MarketingKind gathering we discussed how we can create greater impacts through building our personal brands with Kym Hamer, personal branding expert and host of the Building Brand YOU™ podcast.

In our April Coffee with a Cause MarketingKind members came together to support the circular economy social enterprise SuperLooper.

Our April 20th Fireside with Louisa Ziane, Co-founder of Toast Ale, took place at HeyHuman’s offices in The Ministry and online. Neil Davidson, CEO of HeyHuman, interviewed Louisa on Brands and Systems Change. And after the interview and group discussion there was networking while enjoying Toast Ale.