Adland steps backwards on diversity | Max Factor calls review | Saatchis wins HSBC

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Campaign: Agencies January 26, 2017

LATEST This is adland '17: Part two: Ethnicity Kate Magee Our latest research reveals that, although ethnic diversity is improving at a junior level, the industry is still a long way from our target of 15% BAME employees in the top two tiers of creative and media agencies. Here's to you, Mrs Robinson: 'mother of modern advertising' paves way for diversity Amir Kassaei Because she was given an opportunity, Phyllis Robinson went on to become 'the mother of modern advertising'. It's a tale that should inspire us all. Max Factor calls ad review following Coty acquisition Omar Oakes Max Factor has kicked off a review of its global advertising requirements after Procter & Gamble sold the brand to Coty last year. Saatchi & Saatchi scoops HSBC global advertising Gurjit Degun HSBC has awarded its global brand creative account to Saatchi & Saatchi, replacing J Walter Thompson, after a competitive pitch process. BAME staff representation fails to improve in adland Kate Magee Adland's record on ethnic diversity has taken a step backwards in the past year, according to the latest research from Campaign and the IPA. Ferrero Rocher kicks off UK ad contest Omar Oakes Ferrero Rocher, the chocolate brand, is reviewing its UK creative account. Ad industry's pace of change on diversity is too slow Claire Beale Almost half-a-century after a woman first became copy chief at one of the best ad agencies, still only 11% of creative directors are women. A fifth of UK agencies lost business due to Brexit Emily Tan A survey of 200 advertising businesses about Brexit found that 22% reported lost business or contracts after the vote to leave the European Union, and 62% felt the decision had negatively impacted their outlook. Center Parcs rethinks ad agency line-up Omar Oakes Center Parcs, the UK holiday-park operator, has opened talks with agencies as it reviews its advertising account. New-business reviews fell in 2016 amid uncertainty Simon Gwynn New business declined in 2016 due to a lack of confidence among brands in the wake of the Brexit referendum, AAR's New Business Pulse shows. Havas London wins Carling creative account Simon Gwynn Molson Coors has appointed Havas London to the creative account for Carling, one of the biggest selling beers in the UK. Google took down 1.7bn 'bad ads' in 2016 Emily Tan Thanks to an expanded set of policies and improved technology, Google took down 1.7bn bad ads last year, more than double the number it took down in 2015, according to its Bad Ads Report. Grey and Mindshare open personalised live ad arm Kate Magee WPP agencies Grey London and Mindshare have partnered to launch a division to create personalised live ads. A view from Dave Trott: Data can't think Dave Trott The Boeing 767 was the most sophisticated airliner of its day. What Labour lacks is a clear message Maisie McCabe Unless Corbyn stops distracting the press and public with his mixed signals, the party's marketing strategy has little chance of success. #CEFuture Leaders event set for March Nicola Kemp Creative Equals has partnered the IPA, D&AD, SheSays, ethnic-minority diversity initiative Stripes, PrideAM, Creative Social and Campaign to launch an event for promising female creatives. Remainers are 'changing mind' about Brexit despite hit to ad industry. Emily Tan Staunch Remainers are changing their mind about Brexit now that the UK is leaving the European Union, ad industry bosses were told. John Malkovich meets an identically named nemesis in Squarespace Super Bowl teaser I-Hsien Sherwood The actor swears to take back his domain name from a fishy interloper Promoted The Thinkboxes: November/December 2016 shortlist Thinkbox Which TV adverts made the shortlist this month? The Work Pick of the week: Sainsbury's "Food dancing" by Wieden & Kennedy Brittaney Kiefer Brittaney Kiefer is charmed by Wieden & Kennedy's debut work for Sainsbury's. Turkey of the week: Belvita "Good mornings" by Jésus et Gabriel Simon Gwynn Simon Gwynn finds Belvita's new ads nauseating. Promoted FutureVision: All roads lead to intelligence R/GA The technology already in cars today is laying the foundation for a fully autonomous future, and with the rapid advancement of machine learning, it's only a matter of time before we arrive... 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