Marketing for Breakfast Members

It’s all about our members

The best marketing brains around

What makes Marketing For Breakfast so effective is its members. Each session, we’re joined by senior marketers from all sectors, including retail, financial services, travel and more. We’re proud to have decision-makers from companies such as Kuoni, Ageas, Travel Republic and The Body Shop to name just a few, as well as marketing professionals from R-cubed.

What all our members share is a passion for delivering the most effective marketing they can, and the broad mix of companies and sectors creates the perfect environment in which to share ideas and thoughts.

From discussing the impact of the cost of living crisis on consumer behaviour, to ensuring marketing has a seat at the top table, our members bring their experiences and insights to each session, as well as coming away with new ideas and contacts.

If you’re a senior marketer and would be interested in being part of Marketing For Breakfast, drop us a line at hello@marketingforbreakfast.co.uk

Member logos of Marketing for Breakfast

Martin Chillcot

Host of Marketing for Breakfast

Sally Waterfield

Jennifer Webb

Craig Young

Sam Cozens

Graham Davis

Dave Gray

Carla Punter

Paul Leadbitter

Marketing Consultant

Jonathan Pearce

Andy Mason

Liam Chapman

Sarita Sood

James Gambling

Andy Fellingham

Iain Pringle

Aaron Taylor

Simon Wigley

NEC Group

Owen Jenkins

Dean Harvey

Anna Bentham

Karen Dumbrell

Mark Jarvis

Lisa Hogan

Hilary McNair

Tracey Spickett

Alistair Pegg

Alistair Welham

Alex Bannister

Daniel Acarnley

Oliver Watkins

Richard McCullough

Andy Dellbridge

Mark Beckwith

James Thorpe

Matthew Hodgson

Graham Johnson

Laura Mackintosh

Nicola Hardy

Michele Jones

Melissa Smith

Anne Williams

Cat Salkeld

“It’s a great opportunity to take some time out to talk about key issues with other marketers”

Next Event - Attribution, and why you’re doing it wrong

Rethink Marketing Attribution with Jo Young

Attribution is a key to your marketing strategy. After all, if you don’t know where your sales are coming from, you won’t know how to improve your marketing activity.

 

You probably already have an attribution report – but the chances are very good that it isn’t giving you the whole story.

 

Jo Young, Managing Director of Unifida and attribution expert, joins us for a deep dive into why you probably need a new approach to attribution. Find out the right approach to  attribution model, including –

 

  • The common flaws in traditional attribution models
  • Why the provider of your attribution report can’t be trusted
  • How to accurately attribute sales to all channels involved
  • Why you shouldn’t be measuring either first or final click
  • Measuring the ‘unmeasurable’ channels – PR, brand and word-of-mouth
  • How to use attribution to improve your marketing strategy
  • The power of multi-channel strategies

 

Join us on Wednesday 11 November 2026 for a session that will change the way you approach marketing measurement – and dramatically improve your returns.