Rebecca Stewart is a Brand Editor at Adweek. She specializes in marketing and advertising, with a keen focus on beauty, business, and retail, while also exploring social issues and pop culture through her work. Rebecca is featured in The Philadelphia Inquirer, Lifestyle Magazine Group, MESA, Adweek, and Online Personals Watch, and she co-hosts the podcast "Yeah, That's Probably an Ad."
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Rebecca's coverage heavily revolves around sales and marketing, focusing on marketing trends, branding, advertising, CMOs, and holiday ads. She often covers stories related to the private sector announcements and press releases.
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The retailer nostalgia trip continues this festive season
By: Rebecca Stewart
The CMO joins the hospital’s fundraising organization as it hires its first CDO, Ankur Jain, from Whole Foods.
The chief product and marketing officer previously scaled the takeout app’s ad business.
Taika Waititi directed the funny, moving short which was developed by Adam&eveDDB.
Seven-figure deal marks the company’s fifth international purchase in 12 months.
Ad buying is vexed by opacity and buoyed by AI.
Conservatives in the U.K. have called for a boycott over the brand's Christmas ad
Amid the cola wars, this is ‘more than just a stunt’ for Pepsi.
Creatives weigh in on the car-free car ad that's set the internet ablaze.
CMO Andrea Brimmer wants to recapture spirit of original 2018 launch.
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