TheCltr Quarterly
Autumn, 2022
Culture Stories
What we’ve been writing about this quarter.
Our CSO Daniela Fernandez has been wondering will women positively change Capitalism?
Whilst our CEO Mike Bennett has been talking about how brands should use language - Word Up.
Culture Outlook
What trends we’ve seen this quarter.
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Much like the women in Daniela’s article, young people are fighting capitalism. So with Gen-Z to make up 27% of the workforce by 2025, what does that mean for businesses in the future?
02
Whilst working in the payments industry this quarter, we’ve been talking a lot about the future of payments. With the launch of facial recognition terminals, what really is the future of contactless commerce?
Culture Happenings
What we’ve been up to this quarter.
A Fancy New Look
For those with an eye for detail, you may have seen we’ve recently updated our website.
Have a look round, since you’re already here!
Int’l Payment Provider
We’ve also been kept busy reshaping a legacy payment providers brand.
Read more to find out how we did that
Culture People
Who we are spotlighting this quarter.
David Miller
We are extremely excited to have David Miller join TheCltr team as Commercial Director. He brings with him some new energy, decades of experience and his wonderful Scottish charm. David has spent much of his long career in advertising, working almost entirely with international brands, including Nike, Electronic Arts, Coca Cola, P&G and Heineken. Apart from being London-based, he’s also lived and worked in New York, Tokyo, Shanghai and the lovely Amsterdam.
Jez Dutton
We’re also very lucky to have landed Jez Dutton as Head of Planning and Insight. Jez has over 20 years experience working in the B2B and B2C sectors, specialising in digital platforms, creative content development and brand experiences. He’s worked on brands as diverse as McLaren F1, IKEA, Sage, Virgin Media, Volvo and YouTube, delivering measurable business results across both acquisition campaigns and retention programmes. Jez is always exploring new technology opportunities, but also a big fan of creating clear messages and frictionless experiences to build brand value.