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| | | | | Havas is set to hire Chris Hirst, the chief executive of Grey London, for the same role at Havas Creative Group in the UK and Europe. | | | | | | Transport for London reviews creative and media accounts together for first time. | | | | | | Wunderman has promoted Mel Edwards, the chief executive of Wunderman UK, to chief executive EMEA, replacing Stephane Faggianelli. | | | | | | | Question: when is a pitch not a pitch? Answer: when you lose - then it was "just credentials". | | | | | | Budgens, the Musgrave Group convenience-store chain, is looking for an agency to help it "revitalise" the brand with a TV campaign. | | | | | | Lucky Generals has hired Laurence Horner, a former joint head of strategy at Mother, as its first strategy director. | | | | | | Public Health England has appointed M&C Saatchi to launch its Living Well brand and manage its Smokefree campaign. | | | | | | DLKW Lowe has launched an in-house digital content production company to work across Lowe and Partners in London. | | | | | | Ribena has appointed J Walter Thompson London as its strategic partner in the UK after a pitch. | | | | | | The Department for Education is searching for an agency to raise awareness among parents of the childcare support they might be entitled to. | | | | | | Helly Hansen, the Norweigan outdoors and activewear brand, is speaking with agencies ahead of a pitch for its global creative account. | | | | | | | Latest Work | | | | | John Frieda, the hair care brand, has launched a global campaign that will run on TV and in print in the US, the UK, Canada, German, Holland and Australian. Arnold Worldwide created the campaign, which aims to tap into the brand s "editorial and fash... | | | | | | If any brand has the right to make Valentine s Day its own, it is Interflora. But while many other brands made a good fist creating tactical ads around the event this year in the UK ( Lastminute.com was a fine example ), Interflora was nowhere to be ... | | | | | | Crispin Porter Bogusky London s final campaign for Paddy Power promotes the bookmaker s horse-racing offers. It may not be a vintage example, but it is true to the style that made the work famous. There are 11 ads, which all begin with a punter con... | | | | |
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