In a world driven by demand generation, CMOs must be the expert on the customer, says Mars' Gabrielle Wesley

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Demand generation is a top priority for brands, said Gabrielle Wesley, CMO of Mars North America, who was interviewed during the 2026 Cannes Lions Festival.

Your candy ads are about to get a lot more personalized, Mars says

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Rankin Carroll is the chief brand officer of Mars Snacking.

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Why 25 billion impressions means nothing, according to Mars Snacking CBO Rankin Carroll

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Elon Musk said we'd reach Mars in 2026. Now, he says SpaceX is building a city on the moon.

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Elon Musk is seeking as much as $134 billion in damages from OpenAI and Microsoft

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A Vital NASA Mars Orbiter Has Gone Dark

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This artist's concept depicts NASA's Mars Atmosphere and Volatile EvolutioN (MAVEN) spacecraft near Mars.

Tropical Storms Drenched Mars for Millions of Years, Strange Pale Rocks Suggest

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We’ve Detected Lightning on Mars for the First Time

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Mars is set to eliminate the role of its top media exec

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Mars is set to eliminate its top media role, held by Ron Amram.

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Space Exploration in the Backyard, on a Budget—How NASA Simulates Conditions in Space Without Blasting Off

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A simulated Mars exterior portion of NASA's CHAPEA (Crew Health and Performance Exploration Analog) is seen at the Johnson Space Center in Houston, Texas, on August 22, 2025.

20 Years Worth of Mars Weather Data Reveals the Red Planet Is Way Windier Than We Thought

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A colour satellite image of Mars shows several faint, swirling dust devils – small tornado-like columns of dust – moving across a dusty, cratered surface. The dust devils appear as light streaks or spots, casting subtle shadows as they travel.
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