As an integral part of our agency Wellbeing Team and a Mental Health Ambassador, I have really enjoyed working with everyone at Way To Blue not only to raise awareness of everyday work and social issues surrounding mental health but also strengthen a culture where...
I recently had the pleasure of being on a panel at Oz Comic-Con in Sydney, discussing ethical game development. The panel was dense with discussion, with a previous post covering the earlier part of the discussion whilst we pick up the latter half of the...
The Project Factory (the digital development arm of global communications company Way To Blue) have been appointed by Rabobank Australia and New Zealand to evolve their current websites (Rabobank and RaboDirect) to coincide with their new brand alignment and community strategy. This appointment includes a...
In late September last year, I had the pleasure of being part of a panel at Oz Comic Con Sydney, to discuss building games in an ethical manner - with a focus on positive outcomes. This was spurred on by games getting a particularly bad...
On International Women’s Day 2019, a very good friend said to me “just listen, even more”, when I asked what additional things I could be doing to support the women who I employ. The advice was very literal. It’s not just about saying that you...
A new report by Standard Chartered indicated that it’s likely that India will become a larger economy than the US in just 12 years time. The US will sit in 3rd place behind the world’s superpower China in first.India’s growth is accelerating at the quickest...
Following the 76th Golden Globes in Los Angeles last night, awards season 2019 is well and truly underway, There were some (good) surprises and unexpected winners this evening and despite the internet already flooded with fierce opinion, whether or not the Golden Globes are a...
In the second of a two part blog, Jennifer Wilson of Way To Blue explores the benefits of brands adopting the Good Citizen Marketing Strategy.A ‘Good Citizen’ marketing strategy is one of the most successful ways of building trust, before during and especially after a...
#COOLSTUFF Reducction: Bringing Tech into medical practicesWe have recently been working with the Renal & Metabolic Unit at The George Institute for Global Health to support their research into catheter related infections and provide intervention strategies to dialysis units throughout Australia and globally. Although it...
Can a company or a brand really market with genuine meaning and be a good citizen? In the first of a two-part blog, Jennifer Wilson of Way To Blue examines the Good Citizen market strategy.I’ve worked in the marketing industry for over 20 years around the world...
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