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How to stage a creative comeback Nicola Kemp The lack of women at the top of many agencies serves to highlight the industry's traditional inflexibility but a new breed of business leaders is proving that motherhood is not a creative full stop, Nicola Kemp writes. | |
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AMV's Nelson and Sutherland move to Adam & Eve/DDB Maisie McCabe Adam & Eve/DDB is understood to have poached Abbott Mead Vickers BBDO's Antony Nelson and Mike Sutherland, who created the award-winning "Spare the act" campaign for Currys PC World, as deputy executive creative directors. | |
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Breathing life into winning ideas Suzanne Bidlake WCRS, Kinetic and 18 Feet & Rising will see their ideas for Churchill, McVitie's, Warner Bros and the Born Free Foundation come to life after winning Ocean and Campaign's creative contest | |
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Hooch owner hits back at ASA ruling Simon Gwynn Global Brands, which owns Hooch, has vigorously defended itself after the ad watchdog banned an ad for the alcopop featuring Vine star Joe Charman. | |
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TBWA launches cultural editorial arm Backslash Nicola Kemp TBWA Worldwide is introducing an editorial capability called Backslash to help weave cultural and trends insight into the lives of its employees to inform their creative output. | |
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