Stephen Lepitak is the Editorial Director at Adweek. He specializes in marketing and advertising, with a keen focus on earned media, media relations, and marketing technology. Stephen is featured in Adweek and Creative Salon Worldwide, and he passionately believes in the unifying power of pop culture, often expressing his love for all things silly.
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He has been named the managing director of the agency after more than 17 years there. He discusses his career and his take on the changing ad sector
Marcela Melero is rewriting the rules of creator partnerships — from World Cup agility to a Bridgerton collab — while proving that real beauty, real voices, and real communities still matter
DEPT's global CCO explains why design, technology, and culture now belong in the same creative conversation.
By: Stephen Lepitak
If consumers increasingly ask AI what to buy, then marketers face an all new visibility problem for their online presence
By: Stephen Lepitak
After a career spanning 20 countries and 80 markets, the group chief brand officer is applying a lifetime of cultural curiosity to Allwyn's global ambitions
More than half of Britons identify as working class, yet they remain strikingly absent from advertising. But are changing the faces on screen enough, or does the industry need a fundamental rethink?
By: Stephen Lepitak
The CEO of Grey and president of social for Ogilvy Group UK shares why the British comedian is someone whose creativity he follows closely
Discussing the new creative direction for the dairy producer, are vice president of marketing Danny Micklethwaite and Droga5 London CCO Tara Ford
The ad exec shares his thoughts and experiences on leading AI development and adoption within the sector's largest hold co including the merit of evaluator agents
Ruaraidh Smeaton, director of Brand, Creative and Social Media talks about the new campaign, his own career journey and shares some marketing insights
