FT Live @ CANNES
16–19 June 2025
Championing creativity through connections
In-Person from Cannes, France
Join the FT as we host a series of exclusive events in Cannes
The 72nd edition of Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity, takes place on 16-20 June 2025 in Cannes, France.
FT Live will host a number of events against the backdrop of the world’s leading festival for creativity in marketing and communications, FT journalists were joined by global brand leaders, innovators, and cultural voices to explore the forces reshaping the creative economy from AI and influence to entertainment, media, and consumer trends..
All of our events are chaired by the team of senior Financial Times journalists covering Cannes, who will provide on-the-ground analysis and expertise as the week unfolds.
FT Session @ Cannes
18 June 2025 | 14:00 - 16:00 CEST
In-person from Cannes
Insider Insights from Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity
FT Sessions @ Cannes will explore the future of advertising, influence, brand storytelling and global consumer trends. Chaired by senior FT journalists, these thought-provoking discussions bring together industry leaders, creatives and innovators to deliver fresh insights and strategic foresight. Each session is will take place in front of a curated audience.
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Why Attend?
Understand
Get the big picture. Go beyond your niche and explore the trends reshaping the global creative economy from AI to brand storytelling and beyond.
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Build meaningful connections with the most influential voices in marketing, media, tech and culture right in the heart of Cannes.
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Walk away with bold ideas, actionable strategies and fresh perspectives to drive growth, spark innovation and stay ahead of the competition.
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