Better trained wolves = Better outcomes for brands
A specific cell which mines data, culture, consumer, media etc. and exists only for the wolves as a way of making them richer so that they can offer our brands richer outputs
An ethnographic approach that indexes Wolfzhowl’s attempt to understand people, social opinions, cultures and conventions without the trappings of conventional research tools.
An initiative by Wolfzhowl to upskill its wolves with a gamut of skills required to enable behavioural change by learning about diverse disciplines like arts, technology, culture, anthropology, economics, film making etc.
