The event series that unites today’s most influential leaders in marketing, creativity, and technology.

In 2012, together with CEO Toni Petersson, John began to turn a 30-year-old maker of oat drinks, Oatly, into a global movement focused on the development of a more sustainable, plant-based lifestyle. By eliminating the marketing department and replacing it with the Oatly Department of Mind Control, his team of creatives has created a voice that often questions the role of companies and brands and has become instantly recognisable for its consistently inconsistent approach to encouraging people to take small steps in order to upgrade their lives and the sustainability of the planet.

Originally from the UK, Kathryn Addo is a Group Account Director at Wieden+Kennedy Amsterdam, where she has led global business for brands such as Facebook, Instagram and Nike over her 9 years at the agency.

Prior to Amsterdam, she worked at W+K London and other top London agencies, but it's life in the Netherlands that has romanced her the most - offering a unique opportunity to reach a variety of global audiences from the unlikely base of a cosy Amsterdam canal house. It's here where she has married her passion for creativity, global cultures and her multicultural perspective to deliver a number of award winning campaigns.

As well as managing large teams within the agency, she also manages two little people at home - her most demanding clients of all.

Ashley Vinson is passionate about the craft of advertising, as well as its intended purpose to drive results for brands. She has spent the majority of her 20+ year marketing career focusing on digital marketing but she is also well-versed in the world of non-digital. From TV to print to radio (and even flyers ;)), she has worked in a variety of mediums for a wide range of large and small clients.

Ashley’s job experience ranges from small boutique creative agencies to large agencies such as BBDO, DDB, and TribalDDB. She shifted from agency-side to platform-side first to Twitter and now Facebook. In her current role as Creative Agency Partner, she helps educate agencies and clients about creative (and effective!) advertising on Facebook’s platforms.

Cassandra is a digital culture and marketing expert, helping brands better engage with consumers. Uncovering what makes consumers tick online, her work looks at the evolving nature of human connection and how social media and technology are reshaping consumer identities.

Stemming from her time at Teen Vogue, Cassandra uses her understanding of the Gen Z and Millennial consumer mindset to distill emerging attitudes into actionable insights for clients. She has been quoted in The Guardian, Forbes, The Wall Street Journal and The Business of Fashion.