Campaign Daily Fix - Greg Delaney leaves DLKW Lowe, Hirst named McGarrybowen chief exec, Lady Gaga releases Art Pop cover to Twitter

View in web browser View text-only version Blackberry version Mobile version Add to safe senders list Latest News Greg Delaney to leave DLKW Lowe after 37 years by Jeremy Lee, 07 October 2013, 05:10PM Greg Delaney, the chairman of DLKW Lowe, is leaving the agency after 37 years service. McGarrybowen hires Rick Hirst as chief executive by Jeremy Lee, 08 October 2013, 12:00PM Mcgarrybowen London has hired Rick Hirst, the Engine Group's client managing director, as its chief executive. Anti-torture charity targets pensioners with AdSmart by Louise Ridley, 08 October 2013, 11:16AM Freedom From Torture, the anti-torture charity, is launching a campaign that uses Sky AdSmart to target households most likely to donate to the cause. Former Fallon strategist Tamsin Davies joins Droga5 London office by James Swift, 07 October 2013, 05:32PM Droga5 Europe has added Tamsin Davies, a strategist from the Nike Foundation, to its burgeoning line up in London. Arthur Sadoun named CEO of Publicis Worldwide by Louise Ridley, 08 October 2013, 11:42AM Publicis Groupe has appointed Arthur Sadoun, its managing director, as the chief executive of its Publicis Worldwide network. Lady Gaga fans 'unlock' Artpop artwork via Twitter by Maisie McCabe, 08 October 2013, 09:09AM Lady Gaga unveiled the cover of 'Artpop', her fourth studio album, on Clear Channel digital outdoor screens around the world yesterday. Blue Rubicon's Spencer Livermore to return to Labour Party by Jonathan Tilley, 08 October 2013, 10:47AM Blue Rubicon director of strategy Spencer Livermore is to return to the Labour Party to work on its bid for power in 2015 as campaign director. Grey London promotes Catherine Davis to CMO by Jeremy Lee, 07 October 2013, 04:00PM Grey London has promoted Catherine Davis to chief marketing officer. Promoted Facebook Connected Campaign of the month: Sky Share by Staff, 27 September 2013, 09:00AM The broadcaster promoted its shows by harnessing the power of friends through dedicated targeting via Facebook. ________ Latest Work The Sun "The Sun, and then some" 07 October 2013, 10:10AM The Sun has released a campaign through Grey London that promotes its digital entertainment bundle, Sun+. The ad shows various mobile screens displaying the kinds of content available on Sun+, as a voiceover describes the platform s benefits. The st... Geox "7 day rain test" by SMFB 04 October 2013, 11:35AM Geox, the Italian footwear brand, has unveiled a campaign to promote its Amphibox waterproofing technology. The ad was created by the Norwegian agency SMFB Norway. It follows a man living under a rain cloud for seven days to test the shoes in a wet u... Freeview "tadpoles" by Leo Burnett 04 October 2013, 11:21AM Freeview is launching its latest ad during The X Factor tomorrow night (5 October) . The spot, which was created by Leo Burnett and is set to You Really Got Me by The Kinks , shows a cloud of tadpoles swimming in perfect unison to the amazement... Also in the News Grey London promotes Catherine Davis to CMO by Jeremy Lee, 07 October 2013, 04:00PM Mini to run British Bulldog ad campaign for hatchback launch by Magda Ibrahim, 08 October 2013, 10:31AM Sir John Hegarty on headphones 07 October 2013, 12:21PM Fourth plinth digital exhibition allows shortlisted statues to 'live forever' by Matthew Chapman, 08 October 2013, 12:19PM Facebook signs up Channel 4 for API tools by Maisie McCabe, 08 October 2013, 11:12AM Latest Jobs Account Director - Integrated £40-45k + Benefits, Central London Junior Account Director & Account Director Role, Paying £40k - £50k, Award winning ATL / Integrated £40k - £50k dependent on experience, and excellent benefits, Central London Creative Designer £24,000 - £32,000, West Midlands Mid-weight Digital Project Manager / Producer £30000 - £38000 per annum, City of London Art Director, 3 month contract £30000 - £33000 per annum, Northampton More Jobs Manage my bulletins Unsubscribe from bulletin © Haymarket Media Group Ltd.