Reporte Dentsu Creative 2024
Drawing on the collective research and insights of strategists, futurists and innovators from across its global network, Dentsu Creative’s 2024 Trends Report explores the power of hope in a volatile world. At a time where the future has perhaps never felt so uncertain, ‘The Futures Less Traveled’ urges brands and business to seize the moment to design, innovate and strive for the future they want to see. Yasuharu Sasaki, global chief creative officer, Dentsu says “Against the backdrop of this uncertain world our report turns to hope as a deliberate choice, to empower us to take control and design our own futures. Through creativity, armed with the powers of technology and storytelling, we hold potential to pave ways for many exciting ‘Futures Less Traveled’, borne of core principles of optimism and ambition”. The report unpacks five macro trends for 2024 and beyond, each with a number of sub trends to explore. Each trend uncovers unexpected possibilities, such as the power of joy in the face of anxiety, the potency of storytelling as a force for change or the potential of deep local insight to connect diverse communities around the world. Pats McDonald, chief strategy officer, EMEA, Dentsu Creative says, “Hope is not a strategy but it is a choice. At a time of exponential change, no one can predict with certainty what the future will bring. But we can design for the future we want to see. We see consumers around the world taking control of a chaotic world through small but powerful acts of connection and self-care.”Highlighting innovation in action from around the world, the report aims to arm brands, businesses and individuals with the insights needed to navigate 2024 and beyond. Download here.
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