We’re scaling! 🚀 We’re looking for a Junior Project Manager to join our team and start ASAP. Over the last year, we’ve been busy quietly building a company and a cultural intelligence platform that helps brands to be additive (rather than extractive) to culture. Our partners are some of the world’s biggest brands and culturally resonant companies. PMs applying must be UK-based, super organised and have a deep understanding of how culture works. Experience working with world-class brands is a huge bonus. We're particularly interested in hearing from people from historically marginalised backgrounds. So, if this sounds like you, then please apply via the link in the comments. The form will close on Wednesday, 30th at 5PM BST. And if you know someone who might be interested, please share, tag them in the comments, or send them our way! CultureLab
CultureLab
Market Research
A cultural intelligence platform built to help brands harness the power of popular culture.
About us
Culturally relevant brands have a larger share of voice, increase sales, unlock new audiences, benefit from greater price elasticity, and find themselves both protecting and expanding their market share; popular culture is powerful. CultureLab is a technology company that helps organisations and CMOs unlock that power. Our cultural intelligence platform is built on proprietary AI-driven technology and a bespoke combination of data sources that process and analyse more than 1.8 billion data points every day, helping to find the signals in the noise that matter to your brand. Join our waiting list at culturelab.co
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culturelab.co
External link for CultureLab
- Industry
- Market Research
- Company size
- 11-50 employees
- Type
- Privately Held
- Founded
- 2024
- Specialties
- market research, cultural analysis, cultural insights, big data, insights and research, culture, brand tracking, inspiration, and strategic insights
Employees at CultureLab
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🥁 Calling all Cultural Researchers / Analysts / Strategists / Insights Specialists 🥁 CultureLab is hiring. While it feels like the entire industry has been in overdrive _talking_ about culture, we've spent the last year quietly building a company that actually _does_ the work. We've built a cultural intelligence platform that helps brands to be additive (rather than extractive) to culture, and over the last year we've built a partner list that most people could only ever dream of (hint: think of five of the world's most culturally resonant brands and I'd bet we're working with at least three on your list). We're growing our team and looking to hire a number of mid-level UK-based Cultural Researchers / Analysts / Strategists / Insights Specialists. We're looking for fantastic craft skills, a deep understanding of how culture works and experience of working with world-class brands. We're also particularly interested in hearing from people from historically marginalised backgrounds. So, if this sounds like you, then please click the link in the usual spot to send us a little information about you ✉️ And if you know someone who might be interested, please share, tag them in the comments, or send them our way! Much love.
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CultureLab reposted this
Amidst the sea of Cannes reflections, we thought we'd add ours to the mix. Three things we took away from our first-ever Cannes as a group. 1. Quiet Disruption: Go small to get big. Smaller & curated hit harder this year. People actually want to talk at Cannes. Facilitating that opportunity felt vital. 2. Creativity over chatter: Focus on the work above the conversation. The work matters. We need to keep talking about it, and to the people making it. 3. Keep putting culture front & centre: This is where the best brands play. The world's most impactful, memorable & impressive brands are too busy creating culture to mimic it. They're the brands to learn from. Thank you to everyone who came along. See if you can spot yourself in our wrap film, created by the brilliant Jago Stock. Now, to get planning for 2026. Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity TwentyFirstCenturyBrand OTHERWAY CultureLab BABY TEETH Amplify Seed Wonder
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Glenn Kitson. A cultural tour-de-force. Feet planted in both brand-land and popular culture. Our Co-Founder Jed Hallam will be in conversation with Glenn at the Common Interest villa in Cannes. They'll be talking directing, cultural commentary and Glenn's obsession with a big coat or two. Come join us! Tuesday 17th June. At Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity. Sign up at the link in the comments.
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CultureLab reposted this
Right, against my better (Northern) nature; I've caved and upgraded the Zoom to open up some more spots for tomorrow 💸 So, if you've missed out on a spot, then you can now snaffle one (link below, you know the drill). The live broadcast is 3pm BST tomorrow, and I'm really excited to be joined by the wonderful Sarah Sutton to explore what it takes to become one of the world’s most culturally resonant brands. Also - and for the first time ever - we’ll be publicly launching and demo’ing our latest product: Track. It's a brand tracking tool to help marketers quantify their brand’s impact on culture, and vice versa. And as if that wasn't enough, we’ll also be unveiling the TRACK50, a list of the world’s best brands, as ranked by their CulturalEquity 📈🚀 So, come join us! But be quick, because I'm definitely not forking out for the next Zoom attendee tier... CultureLab Common Interest Izzy Ashton Stefan Shillingford Raheema Effendi Khan Tom Armstrong
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Help dispel the magic myth of culture marketing; vote for Sarah Sutton and Jed Hallam's panel at SXSW London
Hello friends, I don't know the best time to post it, nor the best call-to-action, nor if I should've turned this post into some sort of fancy carousel... What I DO know is that the 'magic myth' of cultural marketing needs dispelling. Brands that understand how to harness the power of popular culture, “grow nearly 6x faster” than those that don’t (Kantar) - yet we still presume that the only folk who can do it have some innate ability; a sixth sense for subcultures. So next year, at the newly minted SXSW London, I'm going to interview the legend that is Sarah Sutton, and discuss how Oatly has managed to bust this myth, combining the science and rigour of data with the art of insights and storytelling craft of advertising. It'll be a brilliant chat - and not only because it's two folks from Common People on stage - but because we both believe that marketers should be looking at people like ethnographers and anthropologists, not economists. And we've got the receipts. SO PLEASE COME VOTE FOR OUR INTERVIEW! It takes two minutes. All you need to do is click the link in the usual spot to log in and vote. Your votes are unlimited 🤭 Thank you friends, let's bust this myth! CC Common Interest CultureLab Anthony Freedman Deepa Shah Neil Barrie Izzy Ashton