Advertising, marketing and comms agency Omnicom has formed a consultancy, led by a dozen female execs, to help clients make connections with women - whether as consumers, customers, employees or other stakeholders.
The new G23 business (G as in Group and 23 as in the pair of chromosomes that carries the gender differences between women and men) is made up of senior female communications leaders across a broad range of Omnicom companies, representing every marketing discipline.
Core data for the G23 group will initially come from a worldwide $1m study conducted by global research firm Pacific Ethnography and Harris Interactive, and using the theme of 'women's tribes' to explore female behaviors and beliefs across 16 countries.
Titled 'The 8 Female Tribes that Power the Global Economy', the study examines women's economic power including what and how much they buy as well as their influence over purchasing.
Janet Riccio, G23 Head and EVP of Omnicom Group explains that the approach looks at women as a cultural group across borders and what they share in a global economy - whether it is shared patterns of economic life or shared vision for the future. 'This is a very different way of examining women from the traditional women versus men orientation,' she added.
G23 members include:
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