A cross-section of the industry assesses the state of the business and what’s needed to address societal issues and concerns. Jennifer DaSilva, president of Berlin Cameron, expressed the belief that “immersing yourself in the Web3 space will be extremely beneficial to brands as this vertical continues to evolve.

Let’s shape the metaverse into a place where brands provide utility and value, rather than worrying about the trading value of a jpeg.

To a significant degree, women are currently being sidelined from the growing conversation about NFTs and cryptocurrency. Here’s how brands and the larger web3 community can start to change that – and why they should start right now.

I’ve found myself getting into bed much earlier than I used to — typically right after my kids (who are 7 and 9 years old) go to sleep and sometimes even before. I used to have what I called boundless energy, stomping around New York City in heels from meeting to meeting, to after-work drinks..

The Super Bowl held viewer interest throughout--which is a good thing for advertisers who paid up to $7 million for a :30 time slot.

Vulnerability is necessary, especially in the moments when it’s raw and feels impossible to share.

Women are constantly striving for perfection. It’s something I’ve been guilty of many, many times, especially in my younger years.

I say the same thing every International Women’s Day: Brands, the government, and the general public should highlight issues that affect women year-round, not just on a single day.

The statistics around job losses for women during the COVID-19 pandemic are staggering: It’s been estimated that four times as many women than men have lost their jobs.

The word “unprecedented” has been used a lot to describe 2020. Only a few weeks into 2021 and it’s seeping into the new year as well.

Last March, I launched #Connect4Women, an initiative designed to build and strengthen female networks across industries. 

‘Fearlessness is a state that I’ll never reach, but I’m going to continue to use my fears as fuel.’

Losing and finding yourself in the ring.

Berlin Cameron President Jennifer DaSilva gathered insight from many women in a variety of fields and learned what cheering means to them.

Creative Director Jamie Silverman discusses brands navigating the murky waters of getting into cause based marketing. And whether we’re being too tough on those that are just trying to find their way?

Berlin Cameron President, Jennifer DaSilva, talks the power of community and the impact women can have when they unite and support one another.

Berlin Cameron’s Creative Director, Jamie Silverman, discusses the impact running has had on her leadership skills and the lessons she has learned from her favorite sport.