Women Across Africa and the Middle East Are Pushing for Progress
On average, 84% of women in AME say they are responsible for household chores and food prep. AME women are also significantly more likely to take on the primary caretaking role for others, including children and the elderly.
LEAD Network Webinar: Wising up to Women
Nielsen recently hosted and participated in the kick-off webinar of the LEAD (Leading Executives Advancing Diversity) Network’s Diversity & Inclusion Best Practice series with Unilever to explore the challenges women face and how they are communicating and engaging to create equality.
Wise up to Women
By 2028, women will own 75% of the discretionary spend, making them the world’s greatest influencers. But they're also shouldering more of the household burdens, feeling less financially secure and still are facing serious barriers when it comes to equality. It's time brands wise up to women.
Women: Primed and Ready for Progress
For brands to succeed today, they need to find ways to address the challenges women face. Making up half of the population, women are key influencers across the globe. And the reality is that women still shoulder most of the household responsibilities.
Balance For Better: A Dream or Reality for Women Around the World?
In a new gender-focused study, we looked at consumer confidence, economic sentiment and spending intentions by gender over the past five years to understand how the needs and wants of female consumers have evolved.
On-Demand Demographics: VOD Viewing Across Generations
VOD is fast becoming a part of daily viewing habits for many around the world, regardless of age. In fact, among the 65% of global respondents who watch any type of VOD programming, more than four-in-10 say they watch at least once a day.
Age Matters — Myths and Truths About AME Generational Lifestyles
With young consumers starting families and older consumers heading for retirement, it’s common knowledge that lifestyles differ depending on our age. And in today’s world of changing technology, the stereotypical gaps between the ages can seem even larger. But which stereotypes are really the...
What Future Talent Look for in the Companies They Keep
What are today's Future Talent—students close to graduating or college-educated, newly working professionals—looking for when seeking employment or making purchases? A recent study on corporate reputation explores the factors these young future leaders consider.
Money May Make the World Go Around, But Men and Women Have Different Spending Priorities
While global sentiment about personal finances and the costs of living has been trending up for about two years now, men and women aren’t exactly on the same page when it comes to what’s in their pockets. Generally speaking, women see a bright side, but men are seeing an even brighter side.
Because I’m Happy…Arab Youths Find Happiness in Different Ways
The Arab population is one of the youngest and fastest growing populations in the world. In Arab markets and around the world, people and companies across industries are interested in engaging this large and lucrative young segment. But while many tend to group young Arabs from different countries...