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The new brand promise

The consumer desire for convenience and transparency

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09 December 2021

Kirk McDonald

Kirk McDonald, GroupM’s CEO in North America, on what consumers will crave from brands in 2022, how only those brands that are looking to disrupt themselves will get ahead of the curve and the importance of building more customer intimacy without being customer intrusive.

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