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The agency says that by expanding its commerce division it will give clients access to a broader set of connected commerce services, with a focus on solving real client challenges, from optimising product visibility on digital shelves to linking media investment directly to sales.
The expansion brings together global practices with local market insights to create practical, results-driven solutions.
Publicis Commerce lead in South Africa, Paula Hulley, is excited by the move.
“What excites me most is that we’re creating a space where brands can connect more meaningfully with their customers.
"Our job is to cut through the complexity and help clients grow, whether that’s through better use of data, sharper creative or making sure their products are seen and bought in the right places.”
In addition to leading Publicis Groupe Africa’s commerce strategy, Hulley also chairs the newly formed IAB South Africa Connected Commerce Committee, a cross-industry initiative designed to unify and elevate South Africa’s digital commerce ecosystem.
It is aligned with the IAB’s global connected commerce agenda, which champions:
The committee brings together senior leaders across media, retail, tech, and data to drive collaboration, innovation, and the development of actionable standards.