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Find out moreOur 86% client satisfaction rate ranks above the industry average. Working in close partnership with our clients, we deliver campaigns that are consistent, compliant and always culturally relevant.
With Cannes Lions feeling like a distant memory, Kevin Freedman, CEO & Founder of Freedman International shares his three takeaways from the Festival
Read moreJess joined Freedman International as a Transcreation Executive in 2021. Jess shares the intriguing aspects of her role in the transcreation process, her knowledge of linguistic and cultural insights and her passion for different cultures. A self-confessed country girl at heart, Jess also shares what she loves to do in her free time.
Read moreWhat is the one change on the horizon that marketers should be planning around? was the topic at a recent roundtable with The Drum attended by Matthias Gray, Strategy Director at Freedman
Read moreFitbit’s Head of Marketing Lucy Sheehan and Freedman’s global creative director Adam Buxton reflect on how the health and fitness brand tapped into a cultural moment to deliver a warm and inclusive “Welcome back, Stay well” campaign
Read moreIn this blog, we examine the opportunities and challenges faced by marketers in the new cultural era. We also argue why brands need to make cultural competence an integral part of their campaign process.
Read moreWe ask why today’s global brands need to treat their localisation strategy as a priority.
Read moreFreedman are delighted to have supported FitBit with the launch of their Spring global campaign.
Read moreFreedman International helped Fitbit to drive a renewed sense of optimism after the UK Covid lockdown.
Read moreFreedman International helped build a brand around diversity, inclusion and belonging.
Read moreAs consumers worldwide increasingly demand that brands contribute to positive social change, we look at how you can make your purpose resonate locally.
Read moreOur expert linguists explain how to fine-tune your translation, transcreation and localisation process.
Read moreThis report details everything from campaign planning, to creative adaptation and local market compliance.
Read moreWith Cannes Lions feeling like a distant memory, Kevin Freedman, CEO & Founder of Freedman International shares his three takeaways from the Festival
Read moreJess joined Freedman International as a Transcreation Executive in 2021. Jess shares the intriguing aspects of her role in the transcreation process, her knowledge of linguistic and cultural insights and her passion for different cultures. A self-confessed country girl at heart, Jess also shares what she loves to do in her free time.
Read moreWhat is the one change on the horizon that marketers should be planning around? was the topic at a recent roundtable with The Drum attended by Matthias Gray, Strategy Director at Freedman
Read moreFitbit’s Head of Marketing Lucy Sheehan and Freedman’s global creative director Adam Buxton reflect on how the health and fitness brand tapped into a cultural moment to deliver a warm and inclusive “Welcome back, Stay well” campaign
Read moreIn this blog, we examine the opportunities and challenges faced by marketers in the new cultural era. We also argue why brands need to make cultural competence an integral part of their campaign process.
Read moreWe ask why today’s global brands need to treat their localisation strategy as a priority.
Read moreFreedman are delighted to have supported FitBit with the launch of their Spring global campaign.
Read moreFreedman International helped Fitbit to drive a renewed sense of optimism after the UK Covid lockdown.
Read moreFreedman International helped build a brand around diversity, inclusion and belonging.
Read moreAs consumers worldwide increasingly demand that brands contribute to positive social change, we look at how you can make your purpose resonate locally.
Read moreOur expert linguists explain how to fine-tune your translation, transcreation and localisation process.
Read moreThis report details everything from campaign planning, to creative adaptation and local market compliance.
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