Jemima Monies's guest appearances

Jemima Monies

IPA Podcast

Small Spark Theory: a marginal gains approach to new business and marketing

New Business Diaries

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Sarah Golding

In this episode of IPA New Business Diaries, Sarah Golding, CEO of The&amp;Partnership and President of the IPA about her rise to the top and her thoughts on New Business.

New Business Diaries: Jemima Monies and Sarah Golding

Sarah Golding, CEO of The&amp;Partnership and President of the IPA about her rise to the top and her thoughts on New Business.

Jemima Monies and Sarah Golding

Earlier this summer, Jemima Monies, Head of New Business &amp; PR at adam&amp;eveDDB wrote an article in Campaign about why new business leaders need to fight harder to be heard. She closed the piece with a rallying cry to the industry to “value new business people’s opinions, invite them to speak out and elevate them within your agency management teams”. Reading this, I realised that so far in the Small Spark Theory series, whilst we’ve been speaking to a range of industry experts about elements of new business process and agency growth challenges, we have yet to give a voice to any new business practitioners. So I’m delighted that Jemima could spare the time between pitches to come and chat. In this episode we discuss the importance of new business culture, what makes a great new business person, the power of momentum and ice cream. With an enviable new business record, adam&amp;eveDDB has now clocked up four years as Campaign Agency of the Year. Since recording this episode, I visited my local cinema and between trailers, the agency’s John Lewis / Waitrose “Bohemian Rhapsody” ad  finished to spontaneous applause from the audience. By my reckoning they’ll be holding that top spot for a while yet. As always you can join in the conversation on twitter @gunpowdertweets #smallsparktheory. The post EP21: The new business leader | Jemima Monies | adam&amp;eveDDB appeared first on Gunpowder Consulting.

Earlier this summer, Jemima Monies, Head of New Business &amp; PR at adam&amp;eveDDB wrote an article in Campaign about <a href="https://www.campaignlive.co.uk/article/why-new-business-leaders-need-fight-harder-heard/1466165" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">why new business leaders need to fight harder to be heard.</a> She closed the piece with a rallying cry to the industry to “value new business people’s opinions, invite them to speak out and elevate them within your agency management teams”. Reading this, I realised that so far in the Small Spark Theory series, whilst we’ve been speaking to a range of industry experts about elements of new business process and agency growth challenges, we have yet to give a voice to any new business practitioners. So I’m delighted that Jemima could spare the time between pitches to come and chat. In this episode we discuss the importance of new business culture, what makes a great new business person, the power of momentum and ice cream. With an enviable new business record, adam&amp;eveDDB has now clocked up four years as Campaign Agency of the Year. Since recording this episode, I visited my local cinema and between trailers, the agency’s <a href="https://www.campaignlive.co.uk/article/john-lewis-partners-waitrose-partners-bohemian-rhapsody-adam-eve-ddb/1491868" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">John Lewis / Waitrose “Bohemian Rhapsody” ad</a>  finished to spontaneous applause from the audience. By my reckoning they’ll be holding that top spot for a while yet. As always you can join in the conversation on twitter @gunpowdertweets #smallsparktheory. The post <a href="https://www.gunpowderconsulting.com/podcast/ep21-the-new-business-leader-jemima-monies-adameveddb/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">EP21: The new business leader | Jemima Monies | adam&amp;eveDDB</a> appeared first on <a href="https://www.gunpowderconsulting.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Gunpowder Consulting</a>.