Emily Tan
Apr 20, 2018

WFA issues data transparency manifesto supported by Unilever, Mars and Disney

Organisation calls on brands worldwide to go beyond the legal steps required by GDPR, and to fundamentally recalibrate their approach to data.

Loerke: 'It's fundamental that brands put people and customers first in this area'

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