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Who's Behind JUMP London

  • Econsultancy

    We’re a community of 110,000 individuals who meet to sharpen their strategy, source suppliers, get quick answers, compare notes, help each other out and discover how to do everything better online.

    Our reports, events, online resources and training programs help our 110,000 members make better decisions, build business cases, find the best suppliers, look smart in meetings and accelerate their careers.

    Econsultancy is hosting JUMP London, which is run in partnership with trade associations representing the full breadth of the marketing industry.

  • AOP

    The UK Association of Online Publishers (AOP) is an industry body representing digital publishing companies that create original, branded, quality content. AOP champions the interests of media owners from diverse backgrounds including newspaper and magazine publishing, TV and radio broadcasting, and pure online media.

    Formed in 2002, AOP publishes original research, hosts forums, awards and conferences, covering a range of topics from managing online communities and adapting content for mobile, through to optimising partnership opportunities, SEO best practice, behavioural targeting and audience measurement.

    Our research, which is available exclusively to members, includes a monthly Digital Landscape Report, a bi-annual Census of AOP members’ businesses, in addition to other sector-specific projects.

  • DMA

    The Direct Marketing Association (DMA) is Europe’s largest and most influential professional body to serve the multi-billion pound direct marketing industry. Through its unique suite of services and program of activities, the DMA promotes the business interests of its corporate members and drives the growth of the direct marketing industry as a whole.

    The Association supports the professional and commercial development of its members through offering a range of business services, including: networking and knowledge-sharing events; cutting-edge industry studies and research; updates and analysis on the latest political and legal developments; business support tools; and specialised legal advice.

    On a wider scale, the DMA UK works to maintain the industry’s self-regulatory framework by developing industry standards of best professional practice; engaging with government and other policymakers on legislative matters that affect the industry; and producing industry standards that guide the sustainable development of direct marketing. The DMA also provides thought leadership for industry, and raises its profile through an active PR program and ongoing community initiatives.

    All of the DMA’s activities are directed at engendering political, commercial and consumer faith in the value of direct marketing.

  • ISBA

    ISBA is the voice of British Advertisers.

    We exist to protect the freedom to advertise responsibly, and to enhance the effectiveness of advertisers in deploying their marketing spends.

    Whilst "protecting the playing field" is seen as its primary role, ISBA also provides a range of media and consultancy services which deliver best practice, up-to-date guidance and enhanced capability — and hard savings.

    Our members total over 430 of the UK's leading advertisers, spread across all sectors; whose spend on marketing communications exceeds £10 billion p.a.

    ISBA's marketing communications training program is flexible and adapts to focus on specific members needs through both our off-the-shelf and custom in-house training offering.

  • The Marketing Society

    The Marketing Society is a not-for-profit organization owned by its members, with over 2600 senior marketers. Over the past 50 years it has emerged as one of the most influential drivers of marketing in the UK business community. The Society challenges its members to think differently and to be bolder marketing leaders by supporting the development of leading-edge thinking, and promoting the evidence of effective marketing.

    The Marketing Society is the place for discerning marketers to learn, develop, share best practice and network. If it sounds like the place for you, please do get in touch.

  • PRCA

    The Public Relations Consultants Association is the professional body that represents PR consultancies and in-house communications teams in the UK. The Association has grown by 80% over the last two years and now represents over 210 member organizations. It exists to raise standards in PR and help members improve the quality of communications. As part of its commitment to excellence in PR, the PRCA carries out a number of functions:

    PR training and qualification: the PRCA organizes a range of custom, in-house & online courses as well as general training and qualifications. Course subjects range from: how to write a press release: to how to manage your agency.

    Find a PR agency: this free service helps clients find a reputable PR consultancy for their brief.

    Industry surveys: the PRCA undertakes a number of surveys every year including the most comprehensive benchmark of industry performance.

    Networking and best practice groups: the PRCA organizes a number of groups to help members stay ahead of industry trends and raise general industry issues.

    Promotes the value of PR and the need for standards: the PRCA provides a strong voice on a range of issues relating to PR and provides members with codes of conduct.

    Lobbies government on key issues: the Association represents members interests in areas with Government and other relevant organizations such as the FSA.

  • RAB

    The Radio Advertising Bureau (RAB), part of RadioCentre Ltd, is the marketing body for radio, funded entirely by the UK Commercial Radio industry. Our aim is to encourage advertisers and agencies to consider radio more often as part of their communications solutions, and to help them use the medium more effectively and creatively.

    The team of RAB Strategy Consultants provides a free consultancy service to national advertisers and their agencies to help optimise their use of radio, offering practical support in effectiveness, creativity, idea generation, training and events, awards and radio insight.

  • IPA

    The Institute of Practitioners in Advertising (IPA) is the trade body and professional institute for UK advertising, media and marketing communications agencies. It was established in 1917 as a servicing body and has one objective: to promote the value of agencies. Its 247 corporate members handle over 80% of the UK’s advertising agency business

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