Join Margaret Jobling, Group CMO at British Gas, in our latest Lowdown session

By Econsultancy May 26th 2020 11:42

Tomorrow (Wednesday, 27th May) at 11am BST, Marketing Week Editor Russell Parsons sits down with Margaret Jobling, Group CMO at British Gas, to discuss how marketing leadership reacts in a crisis. You can register to join them.

Jobling is one of the UK’s best known and experienced marketers, and will talk through the skills needed to lead your brand through a crisis.

The former Birds Eye, Cadbury and British Gas marketing boss will touch on the importance of leading teams, maintaining morale, managing and influencing stakeholders, and keeping the focus on the customer.

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