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Data Analyst

We Are Futures
City of London
3 weeks ago
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Who we are

We Are Futures is unique agency with a powerful proposition: to build advocacy for brands amongst young people, through social impact.

Twenty years ago, we saw the potential for brands to connect deeply with young people, teachers, families, and communities. We pioneered the idea that brands could positively shape young people’s futures.

In return, we championed the role that young people could play to help brands thrive, growing together in a positive relationship. Since 2004, we've positively impacted over 40 million young people and 150 businesses.

Today, we're the go-to agency for building brand advocacy amongst young people.

Our newly created Marketing and Communication department consists of a passionate group of experts with specialist experience across all things marketing, product, data, digital and communications.


We utilise a deep understanding of target audiences to deliver fully-integrated and creative multi-channel campaigns to build advocacy for brands amongst young people, with a core focus on reaching young people directly and via teachers, parents and the wider community. Our teacher network, the National Schools Partnership (NSP) is a CRM-backed owned website and collection of digital channels, which consist of over 125k highly engaged individuals.


In addition to developing campaign st...

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