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Kevin Chesters

  • Strategic Consultant, Trainer, Speaker and Lecturer, kevinchesters.com
London
As seen in: Adweek, The Drum, Campaign (UK), Campaign (US), Management Today, Campaign Asia, Campaign India, shots, Business Age
Tall bald bloke from Penzance. Co-author of “The Creative Nudge”. Agent: chartwellspeakers.com
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Wickes launches ‘New Cabinet?’ OOH campaign

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By Kevin Chesters, Sam Fowler
| MediaCat Magazine Verified
Home improvement retailer Wickes has worked with the independent ad agency St Luke’s to launch a timely campaign titled ‘New Cabinet?’ following Labour’s general election victory. Running on an ad van outside Downing Street for one day only (5 July), the campaign features a Wickes poster that reads: ‘New Cabinet, Keir?
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On the trivialisation of political grounds

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By Manèle El Zoghlami, Josh McLoughlin, Josh Mcloughlin Verified, Kevin Chesters, Kate Knowles Verified
| MediaCat Magazine Verified
Last month, Bumble released a campaign targeting women’s vows of celibacy with slogans like ‘You know full well a vow of celibacy is not the answer’ and ‘Thou shalt not give up on dating and become a nun.’ The tone was supposed to be playful, borrowing from Gen Z’s humour, to poke fun at women’s wish to reevaluate their relationships with men. The campaign was instead perceived as condescending, controlling, and mocking of women’s efforts to regain agency over their bodies.
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No truth without trust

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By Faris Yakob, Kevin Chesters, Alex Carapiet, Sam Fowler
| MediaCat Magazine Verified
Last month one of the largest news organisations in the USA reached out about my tweets. They had seen some about how the recipe of the largest amounts of political advertising, affective polarization, modern media, and AI might bubble up into a weird cultural environment. It’s been nearly a decade since 2016. The organization was also concerned about the above.
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