Thursday, 14 April 2016

Coty launches global review, Heineken kicks off below-the-line pitch, O&M names group CCO

Campaign Daily Fix

Campaign Daily Fix
April 14, 2016

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Coty launches global review
Coty launches global review

Gurjit Degun

Beauty company approaches agencies over creative and digital cosmetics accounts.

Heineken kicks off below-the-line pitch
Heineken kicks off below-the-line pitch

Gurjit Degun

Heineken, the Dutch brewer, is reviewing its UK below-the-line business.

De la Fosse named Ogilvy & Mather's group CCO
De la Fosse named Ogilvy & Mather's group CCO

Maisie McCabe

Ogilvy & Mather Group UK has promoted Emma de la Fosse, the joint chief creative officer at OgilvyOne EMEA, as its first group chief creative officer.

Mecca Bingo in hunt for creative agency
Mecca Bingo in hunt for creative agency

Gurjit Degun

Mecca Bingo, the gaming operator owned by Rank Group, is searching for an agency to handle its creative work.

Saatchis and Blue 449 set to work on Asda in same office
Saatchis and Blue 449 set to work on Asda in same office

Gideon Spanier

Saatchi & Saatchi and Blue 449 staff are expected to work in the same office to service Asda after the supermarket awarded its ad and media accounts to the Publicis Groupe agencies in a surprise move.

Odeon calls pitch for advertising account
Odeon calls pitch for advertising account

James Swift

Odeon, the UK's biggest cinema chain, is on the lookout for a new creative agency.

Publicis Media names Morrissey UK CEO and Georgiadis as chairman
Publicis Media names Morrissey UK CEO and Georgiadis as chairman

Gideon Spanier

Publicis Media has turned to an outsider, the former AKQA general manager, Amanda Morrissey, to head its four British media agencies as UK chief executive with insider Phil Georgiadis appointed as UK chairman.

Agencies line up for Scottish Power media
Agencies line up for Scottish Power media

Gurjit Degun

Scottish Power, the utilities company, has contacted agencies about a review of its media planning and buying account.

Ad budgets up as confidence sinks
Ad budgets up as confidence sinks

Kate Magee

UK marketing budgets have risen in the first quarter of 2016, but uncertainty over Brexit has seen financial confidence plummet to a three-year low, research says.

CHI & Partners makes six hires as it dissolves creative pairs
CHI & Partners makes six hires as it dissolves creative pairs

James Swift

CHI & Partners has bolstered its creative department with six new hires as the agency dispenses with traditional creative pairs.

Agencies accuse BrewDog of exploitative behaviour
Agencies accuse BrewDog of exploitative behaviour

James Swift

BrewDog has been accused of exploiting small agencies after dismissing several shops from a pitch process without letting them present their ideas.

RKCR/Y&R continues shake-up with Djaba appointment
RKCR/Y&R continues shake-up with Djaba appointment

Gurjit Degun

Tamsin Djaba, the former strategy director at Droga5 London, has moved to Rainey Kelly Campbell Roalfe/Y&R to become a strategy partner as part of a management restructure at the WPP shop.

Ferrero seeks agency for below-the-line task
Ferrero seeks agency for below-the-line task

Omar Oakes

Ferrero, the owner of Ferrero Rocher, Tic Tac and Nutella, is on the hunt for a below-the-line agency in the UK.

Editor's Pick

The necessary demise of the creative team
The necessary demise of the creative team

Jonathan Burley

Bill Bernbach came up with a great idea in the 50s: to pair up words with pictures. But as our industry has changed so much since then, why has this set-up remained the same, Jonathan Burley asks.

Paul Smith on creativity
Paul Smith on creativity

Maisie McCabe

Maisie McCabe finds out how the legendary tailor earned his stripes and discovers the inspiration behind the designs.

The Work

World's talking about: Marriage market takeover
World's talking about: Marriage market takeover

Forsman & Bodenfors, the agency behind Volvo's "the epic split", is making headlines again - with an ad for the beauty brand SK-II about China's "leftover women".

Waitrose
Waitrose "spring" by Adam & Eve/DDB

Waitrose's new TV ad includes footage recorded from a GoPro camera strapped to a cow.

Hostelworld
Hostelworld "meet the world' by Lucky Generals

Hostelworld.com has recut and rereleased a TV ad that was banned in 2015.

The Sunday Times
The Sunday Times "fortunes told" by CHI & Partners

CHI & Partners has gone with tarot cards as the theme of its first Sunday Times Rich List campaign in four years.

Also in the news

Susanne Jones takes MD role at Isobar UK
Susanne Jones takes MD role at Isobar UK

Gurjit Degun

Susanne Jones, the senior vice-president and managing director of the Citigroup account at Critical Mass, has joined Isobar UK as its managing director.

News UK renames commercial unit The Bridge
News UK renames commercial unit The Bridge

Gideon Spanier

News UK is renaming its commercial arm The Bridge as part of a restructure that will bring ad sales and customer data closer together.

Invest in STEM talent earlier, ex-BBC presenter Maggie Philbin tells adland
Invest in STEM talent earlier, ex-BBC presenter Maggie Philbin tells adland

Kate Magee

Adland should invest in STEM talent at an earlier stage in order to secure its future, the former BBC presenter Maggie Philbin has said at an IPA event.

Disney tops Cohn & Wolfe's inaugural Authentic 100 rankings
Disney tops Cohn & Wolfe's inaugural Authentic 100 rankings

Sean Czarnecki

The agency measured the authenticity of brands in markets around the world. The bad news: Three in four respondents said brands and companies have a credibility problem

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