Other confirmed speakers include Andy Clarke, CEO at Asda, Zaid Al-Qassab, chief brand officer at BT, Penny Herriman, global brand director at Boden, and Andrea Newman, global head of marketing wealth and brand communications at HSBC.
The speakers will build on the research Mumsnet it is set to reveal on the day, which it has arrived at in partnership with Saatchi & Saatchi. The findings will challenge the traditional practices of segmentation and consumer understanding when it comes to targeting modern mums.
The brand representatives will discuss how they are working to build a deeper understanding of modern motherhood in order to successfully market to mothers.
The event will also see marketing professionals deliver case studies that look at particular brands and campaigns that have been well received by the group.
Mumstock is once again aimed at marketing and advertising professionals who work with brands that see mothers as a key target market.
It is scheduled to take place at London's Bafta venue on 15 March 2016, with tickets available via the Mumsnet website.
Justine Roberts, founder, Mumsnet said: "The advent of motherhood is, unsurprisingly, a seismic change in the lives of women and the resultant landscape is complex and multi-layered.
"Marketeers have tended to split mothers into very broad types - stay-at-home versus working mums, older versus younger mums but we know from the last 16-odd years of watching Mumsnetters in action and hearing their unique stories that what defines mothers is much more nuanced. Our simple aim at Mumstock is to contribute to the understanding of the multi-various identities of today’s mothers."
Richard Huntington, chief strategy officer, Saatchi & Saatchi added: "Marketers love simplicity. But to achieve this we first have to embrace complexity and there is no audience more complex than modern mums. Something rarely reflected in the practices and output of the marketing industry."
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