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Campaign: Agencies May 09, 2016

Welcome to your first edition of the Campaign: Agencies bulletin (formerly known as the Campaign Daily Fix). To check out our full suite of bulletins as part of our relaunch, click here. Latest Claire and Rachel are proud to announce the birth of a new Campaign Adrian Barrick Weighing in with new insight and opinion for brands, agencies and media, our new baby is designed to offer creative inspiration to drive business growth. Creatives abroad: from Buenos Aires to London Helen Hoddinott Saatchi & Saatchi's Celeste Dalairac moved from Buenos Aires to London three months ago. How adland can get off the naughty step Diana Tickell While the industry has been working hard to achieve diversity, it still hasn't cracked the problems facing working parents. Diana Tickell looks at what can be done. He's back! Jeremy Lee on why 'doing good' should not come at the expense of creativity Jeremy Lee Worthiness has its place, but, as the Cannes Festival fast approaches, let's not forget that commercially effective creativity deserves its rewards, too, writes Jeremy Lee. Wake up to the power of female Muslim consumers Shelina Janmohamed Brands and agencies lack basic knowledge about a growing young Muslim consumer market that will be worth billions by the end of the decade, Shelina Janmohamed writes. The choreographer behind Uniqlo's ad on Taylor Swift and dancing in London Brittaney Kiefer Lukas McFarlane choreographed the dancers performing throughout London in Uniqlo's campaign to relaunch its flagship Oxford Street store. Mini awards integrated UK account to The Brooklyn Brothers Omar Oakes Mini has appointed The Brooklyn Brothers to handle its integrated UK ad account after a competitive pitch. Private view: Mick Mahoney and Jamie Elliott Ogilvy & Mather's Mick Mahoney and MullenLowe London's Jamie Elliott review ads from Evian, Ikea, The Sunday Times, BMW and Waitrose. Promoted Arrows and antics: what happened when Adland's finest gathered around the darts board Eleanor Hawkins "Forget about the 2016 Cannes Lions, it's all about the RedSofa Arrows Awards" - the new benchmark for industry talent. THE WORK KitKat "crossy road" by J Walter Thompson J Walter Thompson's experiential division has put together a live version of the traffic-dodging mobile game, Crossy Road, in a new campaign for KitKat. 95% viewability rate... is this the mobile ad format of the future? Presented by Campaign & InSkin Media It looks good, it's non-intrusive, the stats really stack up - and it's taking a stand against ad-blocking.   Campaign Jobs Digital Strategist - Film & Entertainment Clients £50000 - £60000 per annum + Great Agency Benefits Ultimate Asset, West End Account Director Competitive KHWS, London (Central), London (Greater) Strategy Consultant £40 - £60K base, total comp 50 - 75K, plus excellent benefits Rare Selection, Central London Strategist £50000 + benefits Rare Selection, London (Central), London (Greater)

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