Rebecca Stewart is a Brand Editor at Adweek. With a focus on marketing and advertising, she explores themes in the fashion industry and marketing technology, drawing from her extensive experience in business and economics. Rebecca's work has been featured in notable publications including The Philadelphia Inquirer, Yahoo Finance, and Lifestyle Magazine Group.
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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 duo’s top marketers discuss bringing a 40-year partnership to soccer’s biggest stage
By: Rebecca Stewart
Some of the tournament’s top creative taps into national culture and regional nuances.
Global CMO Marcel Marcondes opened the festival with a BTS look at the brewer's decade-long marketing transformation
CMO Leandro Barreto reveals 4 big learnings from the CPG’s $4.5B budget shift.
Carlos De Jesus will become Kimberly-Clark’s chief growth officer once the deal closes, as expected later this year.
The NBA legend and entrepreneur has some advice for marketers Twelve-time NBA All-Star Chris Paul retired earlier in 2026 after a 21-season career as one of basketball's most accomplished players.
Delta, DoorDash, E.lf, PayPal, Meta, and Whoop have made major marketing leadership moves this year.
After its 2005 retreat, the beauty giant’s U.K. comeback is built on hyperlocal nuance, a strategy it’s already exporting worldwide.
The marketer confirmed his exit on LinkedIn.
By: Bill Bradley, Brittaney Kiefer, Rebecca Stewart
The latest ads, stunts, and activations around the men’s tournament.
