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Zeno Honored as PRWeek’s Best Places to Work 

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Insights

WSJ Global Food Forum: Why Speed Is the New CPG Superpower

Today's consumers want food that is healthier, more functional, more transparent, and more affordable. Brands are racing to deliver.

Zeno Group SABRE Award Wins Blog Post 2026
Awards

Zeno Group Wins Multiple Honors at the 2026 North American SABRE Awards

Zeno Group earned top honors at the 2026 North American SABRE Awards for standout work across branding, consumer marketing, publicity and experiential campaigns. PRovoke Media also recognized the agency among its 2026 U.S. and Canadian Agencies of the Year.

Leadership Moves
News

Cendrine Seror Appointed to Lead Health Across Zeno Europe

Zeno is strengthening its European healthcare capabilities with the appointment of Cendrine Seror as Head of Health, Europe, reflecting strong momentum in the sector and the agency’s ambition to further scale its integrated health and wellness offer across the region. 

Zeno Group SABRE North America Awards
Awards

Zeno Group Named Finalist in 11 Categories for 2026 North American SABRE Awards

Zeno Group has been named a finalist in 11 categories for the 2026 North American SABRE Awards, one of the industry’s most competitive honors recognizing superior achievement in branding, reputation and engagement.
Expo West 2026
Insights

Natural Products Expo West 2026: How Food & Beverage Trends Are Blending Indulgence and Wellness

Consumers want food that feels fun and functional, and brands are responding fast. At Natural Products Expo West 2026 in Anaheim, CA, that shift showed up across categories, from protein-packed snacks to functional beverages and globally inspired flavors. 

Zeno Group SXSW Blog Post 2026
Insights

SXSW 2026: Why Participation, Not Attention, Is Winning in Brand Engagement

Something shifted at SXSW this year. Not in the technologies on stage or the trends forecasted, but in how people see brands’ roles. For years, marketing centered on one goal: capturing attention. Reach the right audience, optimize impressions, and scale what works. But a new reality emerged. Attention is no longer the goal. Participation is.