NABS is here to help improve life for those working in the world of advertising and media via the provision of advice, support and career guidance.
We believe that by supporting people in advertising through good times and bad, we can make working life a bit easier in such a dynamic and volatile industry.
Alongside crisis financial grants we also offer a wide range of everyday services and fundraising events that provide the industry with cross-sector networking platforms.
NABS is funded entirely by voluntary donations from the media and advertising industry it supports.
Next Tuesday Club Talks:
Jonathan Allan - Sales Director, Channel 4 "Introducing the future of TV"
Join Jonathan at Channel 4 for an eye opening panel discussion and debate on what it takes to be successful in broadcasting today and what the industry has to look forward to next, particularly in the youth sector.
Tuesday 4th June at Channel 4. Click here for more.
Stephen Bayley - design critic, culture critic & author "Life's a pitch"
Our second June talk will be from the design guru and award-winning critic and journalist. Stephen will be sharing his insights as a leading authority on design and creativity. Kindly hosted at JWT, this is one not to be missed!
Tuesday 18th June at JWT. Click here for more.
The NABS Fun Run returns!
A classic NABS event returns for our centenary year; the NABS Fun Run. With 5km and 10km options, open to novices and serious runners alike.
June 25th, Battersea Park. Click here for more info.
We're hiring!
NABS is looking for a new receptionist and office manager. You can find the job spec for the role here.
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How older creatives can future-proof their careers
Recent issues of Campaign have both celebrated Patrick Collister's appointment and examined why older creatives have such a hard time of it. Here is an example of age securing a plumb job as head of design in a youth dominated business.
Or read our Campaign Blog
