AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoMarketing Awards: Maliban Group and Hutch both racked up major wins at Dragons of Sri Lanka 2026, with Hutch’s “The Roaming Hack” taking Gold for Best Use of AI and also earning a Black Dragon, while Maliban’s multi-category haul spotlights how brands are pairing creativity with measurable impact. B2B Trust Gap: A UK study from Emmett & Churchman flags a “Commercial Credibility Gap,” saying capable suppliers lose deals because buyers can’t recognize or defend their claims internally. Education & Talent Branding: Symbiosis Institute of Digital & Telecom Management (SIDTM) reported strong MBA placements, while UTS College launched “The Year That Made Me,” built from student-supplied content to cut through Gen Z skepticism. Community Marketing: Yuma Crossing National Heritage Area won a National Park Foundation grant to expand marketing and communications reach. Media Distribution: The Country Network expanded over-the-air coverage via a new Windsong deal across four Gulf Coast markets. Internal Comms: Trinity University rolled out “MyTU,” an intranet meant to separate internal resources from public web content. Regulation Watch: Nigeria’s ARCON says it’s stepping up enforcement against online ad rule violators via the Advertising Offences Tribunal.
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