BBH wins Uber UK creative business; Chaka Sobhani named Leo Burnett CCO; Vote Leave seeks creative agency

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BBH captures Uber's UK creative business 03 March 16, Kate Magee Uber has hired Bartle Bogle Hegarty as its first retained creative agency in the UK.   Chaka Sobhani named Leo Burnett CCO 03 March 16, Kate Magee Mother creative director replaces former Leo Burnett London ECD Justin Tindall.   Vote Leave seeks creative agency 03 March 16, James Swift Vote Leave, the organisation campaigning for the UK to exit the European Union ahead of the referendum in June, is looking for a creative agency.   Expedia launches advertising contest 03 March 16, Maisie McCabe Expedia, the online travel portal, is reviewing its advertising account, currently held by Ogilvy & Mather London.   Ad-blocking slammed as 'protection racket' by culture secretary...and more 03 March 16, Matthew Chapman Welcome to Marketing's Breakfast Briefing, a daily shot of news and a recap of the best longer reads and videos.   Mail and VivaKi close to ending trading row 03 March 16, Gideon Spanier The publisher of the Daily Mail is understood to be close to resolving a trading dispute with VivaKi that has seen the media buying group slash its spending with the newspaper since December.   A view from Dave Trott: Miss Shilling's orifice 03 March 16, Dave Trott Everyone knows that the Spitfire was as good as the Messerschmitt 109.   Karen Blackett to drive new strategy as president of Nabs 03 March 16, Omar Oakes Nabs, the support charity for the advertising and media industry, has appointed Karen Blackett, the chairwoman of MediaCom UK, as its new president.   Asahi mimics the experience of being inside a pint by firing ping-pong balls at drinkers 03 March 16, Michelle Perrett Asahi has constructed a slow-motion video booth which lets beer drinkers experience what it's like to be inside a pint, including firing 100 ping-pong balls at them in imitation of foam.   Publicis shops unite for Ray-Ban ad brief 03 March 16, Kate Magee Publicis Communications has drafted in creative teams from around the world to help Marcel crack a brief for Ray-Ban, the Luxottica brand.   A&E/DDB recruits BBH creative duo 03 March 16, Omar Oakes Adam & Eve/DDB has raided Bartle Bogle Hegarty for the award-winning creative team Simon Pearse and Emmanuel Saint M'Leux.   Unilever CMO Keith Weed on life-changing tech and why brands must be citizens 03 March 16, Keith Weed From the heat and bright lights of the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas to the chill and snowy glare in Davos, it has been a busy start to the year, writes Keith Weed.   Trinity's Local World on brink of 1XL exit 03 March 16, Gideon Spanier Trinity Mirror is poised to pull its Local World subsidiary out of 1XL, the digital ad sales platform that it shares with other regional news publishers including Johnston Press and Newsquest.   18 Feet & Rising awards ECD role to Carpen as Keon quits 03 March 16, James Swift Matt Keon, the founding partner and executive creative director at 18 Feet & Rising, is leaving the agency. Anna Carpen, the creative director, has been promoted to replace him.   3 great ads I had nothing to do with #29: Debs Gerrard on John West, Skittles and Guinness Presented by Brand Republic and Thinkbox Debs Gerrard, creative director at Albion, reveals three great ads she admires but had nothing to do with.                 ACCOUNT MANAGER x 2 – Telecoms and Retail – South West London agency – c. £30k   JP1575 Judi Patton, South West London   SMA - UX Designer   We offer a competitive salary with Awesome! benefits LEGO Company LTD, London (Central) or Slough, Berkshire.   Strategy Director   £70 - £85K + benefits Rare Selection, London (Central), London (Greater)   Strategy Director   Up to £90K + bonus, health, pension Rare Selection, Central London   ACCOUNT MANAGER – Shopper Marketing Agency – FMCG accounts – £28,000- £32,000   £28k - £32k Judi Patton, London (Central), London (Greater)               See all jobs

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