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CIM (The Chartered Institute of Marketing) is the leading international body for marketers and the global champion of best practice in marketing. CIM exists to develop the profession, maintain professional standards and improve the skills of marketing practitioners – enabling them to deliver outstanding results for their companies.

CIM members recognise and value the benefits that membership brings. They are investing in their career – centred on developing their knowledge and experience, and continually striving to stay at the forefront of their chosen profession.

The CIM’s membership communications curate the best thinking from around the world and deliver this through online, print and live events.

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Our audience

33,706members

80,000non-members

25%of members

work in Executive (Junior) roles

7%of memberswork in Consultancy roles

36%of members work in Management/

Mid-Management roles

6%of members are full-time students

*Source Marketer reader survey

26%of members work in CMO/Director/Head

of Function roles

jobs.CIM.co.ukCIM Jobs is the official Job Board of CIM (The Chartered Institute of Marketing), the UK’s accrediting body for professional marketers. The portal offers you the opportunity to put your vacancy in front of an unrivalled audience of 34,000 members, as well as a wider community of marketers who look to CIM for marketing jobs and content. Whether your role is for a graduate position or for a chief marketing officer, CIM Jobs offers you the most dedicated professional marketer candidates committed to developing their careers in the field.

CIM Jobs

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CIM Jobs

Standard job

– 30 day listing live on jobs.cim.co.uk

– Included on relevant job email alerts to candidates

– Categorise your listing by disciplines and sectors

£695

Featured job

– Appears with styling at the top of relevant searches and includes a standard listing.

£1,095

Premium job

– Appears on homepage for 30 days and includes a standard listing.

£1,195

Digital banners

– Jobs Leaderboard banner. Premium animated advert on homepage and run of site for 1 month, linking to your dedicated Recruiter page with all vacancies – Upper @ £2,495, Lower @ £1,495.

– Jobs MPU banner. Premium animated advert appearing in search listings, £1,495 per month.

Featured recruiter

– Includes 1 x Featured Listing

– Logo on Homepage for 30 days, clicking through to your dedicated recruiter page and all your vacancies.

£1,495 – Additional opportunity for sponsored

career content on CIM Jobs, highlighting your brand, helping you stand out above other recruiters.

+ £1,000 – Lead generation content on CIM Exchange

£POA

Print package

– Quarter Page in Catalyst with Standard job

£1,875

Job of the week

– Large dedicated panel on Homepage for your Job for 1 month, with styling. Includes a standard listing.

£1,495

CV search£POA

Online job packages

To discuss, please contact Michael Niskin on +44 (0) 1223 378 045, or email michael.niskin@cpl.co.uk

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Published quarterly, Catalyst is exclusively available to CIM members. A premium print publication packed with great writing, fi rst-rate ideas, lively debate, insightful data and genuine thought leadership

Special reports on the big trends emerging in our industry

Business leaders and marketing experts telling their stories

Opinion and analysis since marketing is a discipline that thrives on debate, challenge and insight

Actionable learnings for ambitious marketers

Real-life experience in our industry

Insightful discussion with influential people

Case studies of inspirational marketing from around the world

Catalyst off ers unrivalled access in print to marketing decision-makers and purchasers responsible for major brands

33,706membersreceive Catalyst – making it the highest circulating UK marketing title

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Vodafone, bt, huawei, ericsson, nokia and samsung are jostling to be the fi rst to launch 5G. here’s why…

THE RACE FOR 5G

1980First generation of cellular phones ( 1G) relies on analogue technology

1991Networks begin to go digital. 2G allows users to send text messages

2001Clunky circuit-switching swapped for effi cient packet-switching. 3G opens the internet up for mobile devices

20104G networks adopt IP (internet protocol) technology, providing mobile devices with higher-speed ( 10 times 3G) internet access

2020 Fifth-generation networks due to be in place

timeline

Source: http://on.ft.com/1cgX8ts http://econ.st/1N6uXsb

Estimation of 5G’s latency – the time it takes two devices

to communicate with one another; imperceptible to a human and 50 times faster

than 4G latencySource: http://bbc.in/1ytiWYp

Nokia

€15.6 billion Th e takeover price

proposed by Nokia for failing French telecoms

fi rm Alcatel-Lucent Source: http://on.ft.

com/1GWVOGf

€25.9 billion Revenues the combined company Nokia Alcatel-Lucent would have had

last year, making it slightly bigger than Sweden’s Ericsson and China’s

HuaweiSource: http://on.ft.com/

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Samsung

2017Th e year of the fi rst

planned trial of Samsung’s 5G, followed

by a big public trial at the Winter Olympics

in 2018Source: http://on.ft.

com/1IKjTUV

ONE GIGABIT PER SECOND (GBPS)Data download speed using 5G

Source: http://bbc.in/1ytiWYp

10 TO 100 MEGABITS PER

SECOND (MBPS)Data download speed

using current 4G Source: http://econ.st/1N6uXsb

ONE TERABIT PER SECOND (TBPS)Recently trialled 5G speeds at

Surrey University, equal to one million Mbps

Source: http://bbc.in/1FXJas8

ONE MILLISECOND

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Global connections

248 million

Number of people online as we entered the

21st centurySource:

http://bit.ly/1f5Aylp

7.7 billionThe estimated

number of people online by 2020

Source: http://bit.ly/1FT3FEw

Huawei

100 billionThe number of worldwide

interconnected devices the Chinese company predicts by 2025, as it launches its own operating system for

the ‘Internet of Things’ Source: http://on.ft.com/

1MBPpnJ

Vodafone and BT

£68 millionThe amount donated

to Surrey University’s 5G pioneers, the Institute

for Communication Systems, by Vodafone,

BT and others Source: http://bit.ly/

1KH1dpm

a second ‘internet of things’

What Will it mean?

Cloud-based systems will be able to stream software updates, music, navigation data and traffic conditions ahead to driverless cars Source: http://on.ft.com/1Kzw9VM

Sensors in cities will monitor and regulate:

Download time for a high-definition, full-length movie will be seconds, not minutesSource: http://bbc.in/1ytiWYp

5G speeds offer the potential for simultaneous language translation between people attending a teleconferenceSource: http://econ.st/1N6uXsb

super-fast

smart

Sources: Disruptive technologies: Advances that will transform life, business, and the global economy. McKinsey Global Institute, May 2013. http://bit.ly/1bh3LqV Department for Business, Innovation and Skills press release, 9 October 2013. http://bit.ly/1e7ngzR

50 billionThe number of connected

devices globally by 2020 – seven times more than the

total world populationSource: http://bit.ly/1DhKdU1

$19 trillionThe forecast added value to the

world’s economy of the ‘Internet of Things’ over the next decade.

That’s twice the GDP of ChinaSource: http://bit.ly/1DhKdU1

1,253The number of ‘Internet of Things’ start-up businesses listed on the venture capital website angel.co

by the end of August 2015Source: http://bit.ly/1ME262p

313 million v 1,100 million

The forecast growth in the number of smart meters across the world

between 2013 and 2022, an increase of more than 300%

Source: http://bit.ly/1528lti

Traffic

Parking Noise Water pressure

Electricity

PollutionRubbish collection

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David Benadyis a business journalist and editor reporting on media and marketing, with particular expertise in technology and data. A former contributing editor of Marketing Week, he writes for titles including the Guardian, Campaign, The Times and PR Week.

Sarah Woodlaunched video ad-tech company Unruly in 2006, with two colleagues. It now has 15 offices worldwide. Among other accolades, she has been voted UK Female Entrepreneur of the Year at the Growing Business Awards and Digital Woman of the Year by Red magazine.

Borja Bonaqueis a designer and illustrator. He has produced artwork for companies and publications such as Elwood, the Financial Times, Wallpaper, Zoo York, New Scientist, Rioja Wines, Bancaja, House & Garden, Wired, Plátano de Canarias, Shop and Starbucks.

Page 33Don’t mention the ‘D’ word

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06ignitionFirst words: the digital race for the White House; why Henry Ford got it wrong; a gender agenda; and data-sharing shyness.

11tHE FASt LAnEWhat can we learn from technology start-ups to help us build the marketing teams of the future? Sarah Wood, of video ad-tech company Unruly, talks agility and collaboration.

13PRogRAMMAtiC: PRoBLEMAtiC? Programmatic advertising may revolutionise the way online space is traded and published, but can it make marketing more effective?

225 in FiVEIan Cranna, Starbucks’ marketing vice-president for Europe, takes a quickfire question session.

24tHE RACE FoR 5gWhy Vodafone, BT, Huawei, Nokia, Ericsson and Samsung are all jostling to launch the next generation of mobile technology.

26tAKing ContRoL oF SoCiALIt ran ‘probably’ one of the best-ever TV ad campaigns, but Carlsberg is now pouring resources into content-led social media campaigns.

28onE-StoP SHoP oR BESPoKE?What is the best way for a marketing team to manage the technologies it uses to do its job well?

33tRAiLBLAzERJeff Dodds, executive vice-president and CEO of Tele2 Netherlands, argues that ‘digital’ is a dirty word.

35CATALYST ASKS...Is technology improving research? Key industry experts deliver their insights and opinions.

40tHE BRAin DRAinWhy ambitious marketers are being drawn to the tech sector – and the potential effect of the digital experience on their future careers.

46intERViEW: WiLL BUtLER-ADAMSEngineering expertise, plus a dynamic digital sales and marketing strategy, have been a winning combination for Brompton Bicycle.

52gEt WHAt YoU giVEDoes brand citizenship hold the key to creating more effective corporate social responsibility strategies?

55DigitAL SUMMitPreview of CIM’s third annual Digital Summit, covering the topics that matter most to marketing and digital leaders.

58PAinting A DigitAL FUtUREContrasting how companies in two very different sectors – paint and pensions – are rolling out digital marketing and sales strategies.

60tHE LYStThree daily tasks to make you a better marketer. A trio of industry leaders share their views.

62tHE YEAR tHAt WAS... 1994From the birth of Amazon and the first clicks of e-commerce to the Wonderbra ads.

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Steve Hemsleyis an experienced marketing and business journalist. He contributes regularly to Marketing Week and has written for Campaign, Media Week and the Financial Times on media, marketing and advertising topics. He has also written for HR magazine, Personnel Today and The Times on HR and career topics.

Being able to see how consumers respond in real time is a significant shift Mediacom’s Pauline Robson Page 36

Page 40Learning from the tech experience

Page 26Brewer refreshes its ad strategy

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Catalyst magazine

Advertising opportunities and ratesWe offer a variety of positions and opportunities.

Advert Recruitment

Double page spread (DPS) £6,545

Full page £4,445

Half page £2,465

Third page £1,975

Quarter page double page spread

n/a

Quarter page strip £1,575

Quarter page vertical £1,575

Cover positions n/a

*All rates exclude VAT. We offer 10% agency discount to eligible agencies

To discuss, please contact Michael Niskin on +44 (0) 1223 378 045, or email michael.niskin@cpl.co.uk

Catalyst recruitment adverts

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Quarter page 85 width x 100 height

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Advertisements should be supplied digitally in either of the following formats:

– EPS files (with fonts and images fully embedded);

– Adobe PDF (with fonts and images fully embedded at print-optimised resolution).

Artwork can be supplied to michael.niskin@cpl.co.uk

NB: All rates exclude VAT at the current rate.

10% agency commission is given to recognised agencies.

All content is subject to approval by CIM. Please contact the CIM Media team to discuss the advert specifications and delivery deadlines

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