Content With Purpose Honoured For Travel and Lifestyle Category, Video & Film, In the 30th Annual Webby Awards
March 2026
Content With Purpose announced today that it has been honoured for Travel and Lifestyle Video & Film, in the 30th Annual Webby Awards. Hailed as the “Internet’s highest honour” by The New York Times, The Webby Awards, presented by the International Academy of Digital Arts and Sciences (IADAS), is the leading international awards organisation honouring excellence on the Internet.
Brew time with a bold founder: Technology, growth, and doing things differently
June 2025
CWP has teamed up with Helm – the invite-only community for founders of scale-ups beyond £1m – to produce The Founder’s Brew, a video series that gets under the skin of some of the UK’s most inspirational entrepreneurs.
Content With Purpose Certifies as a B Corporation
November 2024
CWP has been certified by B Lab, the organisation behind the B Corp movement, meeting rigorous standards of social and environmental performance as a testament to its commitment to goals that extend beyond shareholder profits.
Creating and sharing stories of optimism using Generative AI
April 2024
This Earth Day we decided to try something a bit different. What if we could use Generative AI to tell a different story? One that exudes optimism (one of our core values) but also lets us test a new kind of creativity using nothing but a brief, one person, and a computer.
Leading the Way to a World Beyond Waste: exploring progress to a zero-waste society
September 2023
CWP has partnered with CIWM (the Chartered Institution of Wastes Management) to launch a multi-platform digital campaign that shines a spotlight on the pivotal role of the waste and resources management sector in advancing circularity and protecting the world’s environment and resources for future generations. CWP and CIWM were proud to present a preview of […]
CWP video series features on the Green Careers Hub
June 2023
he UK needs hundreds of thousands of skilled green workers in all sectors and employers are increasingly worried about what they call the ‘war for talent’ for employees with green skills.
