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Top Women Network

  • Tentpoles to Touchpoints: What Nike’s Exit Signals

    Nike advertised on the Super Bowl last year to acclaim after a 27-year hiatus – but is sitting out this time around (though it will continue to have an on-screen presence with players’ apparel).  Crystal Foote, Founder and Head of Partnerships at Digital Culture Group (DCG), explains why are brands shifting away from single-event buys […]

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  • Top Women Network Launches to Unite Women Across Media, Marketing & Tech

    Access Intelligence’s Chief Marketer Network Launches the Top Women Network, a Bold New Platform Uniting the Most Influential Women Across Media, Marketing, and Technology New York, NY — [January 23, 2026] — Access Intelligence’s Chief Marketer Network is pleased to announce the launch of the Top Women Network, a powerful new, cross-brand community created to […]

  • Top Women in PR Awards Gala

    A defining moment in your professional journey—and the kickoff to long-term connection via the Top Women Network.

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  • Top Women in PR Awards- Call for Entries

    The PRNEWS Top Women Awards honor bold communicators who are redefining how brands engage, innovate, and inspire. From rising stars to industry icons, these honorees represent the excellence, leadership, and ingenuity shaping the future of PR and communications.

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  • Thirdlove CMO Prepares for AI Shopping Shift

    At NRF ’26, Thirdlove Chief Marketing Officer Amy Carr discusses how the bra brand is restructuring its organization to prepare for generative AI agents. Plus, the brand bets on physical retail while websites become transaction centers.

  • Sizing Up Success Metrics, With The CMO Of True Religion

    Measurement, like buying jeans, is about finding the right fit. For denim brand True Religion, that means looking beyond last-click attribution to see what’s really driving growth, says CMO Kristen D’Arcy on this week’s episode of AdExchanger Talks. Determining incrementality is important for any marketer, but accountability for business results is front and center for […]

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  • CES Takeaways From WPP Media

    CES 2026 was about more than gadgets – it offered a view into how media businesses can invest, innovate, and grow. Susan Schiekofer, US Chief Media Officer at WPP Media, shares her takeaways from the event and how today’s trends are shaping the company’s strategy. Innovation in media and sports: CES 2026 reinforced what we believe […]

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  • From 1984 to AI: The Evolving World of Media PR

    In 1984, Lori Rosen founded the Rosen Group, a PR firm built around media awareness and thought leadership. Rosen reflects on the past, present, and future of an ever-evolving industry. We could spend all day (or week or year) discussing how the PR and media landscape has evolved since 1984, but what  has remained constant? […]

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  • WWE Raw Crosses Over to the Upside Down on Netflix

    It’s been a year since WWE and Netflix inked a deal to air “Raw” exclusively on the streamer. To celebrate the milestone, WWE and Netflix put on a “Stranger Things”-themed extravaganza on Raw.

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  • The Rise of the CES Creator Space—and What It Means for PR

    In these videos creators and CES administrators shared what it was like to be inside the space—from hands-on experiences to candid conversations and the energy of a community gaining a louder voice at one of tech’s biggest stages.

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