Publicis Groupe withdraws from marketing and awards to focus on AI-powered platform Marcel | Paul Hammersley launches indie agency collective

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Campaign: Media June 21, 2017

Media news and analysis, powered by Media Week Publicis Groupe withdraws from marketing and awards to focus on AI-powered platform Marcel Claire Beale Publicis Groupe is pulling out of all marketing activity for the next 365 days - and won't be entering awards at Cannes next year - as it focuses its resources on developing Marcel, described by chief executive Arthur Sadoun as a ground breaking new platform. Paul Hammersley launches indie agency collective Gurjit Degun Paul Hammersley, the former chief executive at DDB and Cheil, is setting up an agency collective of independent shops to "level the playing field" and compete against the holding companies. Tech disruption is not going to stabilise Sue Unerman You can't buy an agile culture, you have to grow one, and that agility has to come from the top. Mashable launches UK edition on Snapchat Discover Emily Tan After a successful two-year global content partnership with Snapchat, Mashable UK has rolled out a UK-specific edition on its Discover platform. Innovation Grand Prix goes to campaign to melt guns for good Omar Oakes A Swedish campaign to melt guns for good causes has taken home the Grand Prix for Innovation at Cannes Lions this year. Diary of an agency start-up: Winning business and moving home Henry Daglish Henry Daglish, the founder of Bountiful Cow, is writing a diary for Campaign about his media agency start-up. This is his eighth instalment. My Media Week: Rob Pierre, Jellyfish Hayley Hayes Rob Pierre, the chief executive at Jellyfish, joins the glitterati at the Thirty Club dinner and picks up three gongs at the RAR awards. Movers and shakers: Google, Vice, Telegraph, MEC, Mars, McCann and more Staff Welcome to Campaign's weekly round-up of the hires, departures and promotions across the industry. Promoted Cannes Perspectives: Is in-house agency production really best for you and your ad? Steve Davies, APA In-house ad production has many benefits for the agency, but clients should be quick to question it Promoted Watch: Overcome fear with your Trojan Horse - then storm the citadel Suzanne Bidlake Continuing our 2017 series sparking fresh idea in digital out-of-home: Ogilvy Worldwide's global CCO and co-chairman Tham Khai Meng gives a masterclass in emotion Subscribe now - Limited Cannes offer If you are enjoying this bulletin, subscribe now to get even more news, analysis and insight from Campaign, including unrestricted access to campaignlive.co.uk . Subscribe now for 12 weeks from just £12. Closing 26th June 2017 Subscribe now Campaign Jobs Business Development Manager Up to £50,000 + uncapped com + benefits OTE £65,000++ b3-media, Central London Customer Proposition Manager £50 - £65,000 plus excellent benefits Rare Selection, London (Central), London (Greater) Social Media Manager £40k Talent Creative & Media, London (Greater) Programmatic Sales Manager - mobile tech! £40000 - £50000 per annum + bonus + benefits Ultimate Asset, London INTERNATIONAL ACCOUNT DIRECTOR -PREMIUM PUBLISHER £65000 - £75000 per annum + commission & benefits Ultimate Asset, London Sales Executive £25k, OTE of £35K, uncapped bonus potential, good benefits, and 25 days holiday a year. Open Door Media Publishing Ltd, London (Central), London (Greater) Fundraising and Commercial Press Officer £30,316 (includes LWA) ZSL - London Zoo, NW1 - London Zoo CSD Digital Marketing Up to £100,000/annum tax free + benefits and share options Traffic Digital, Dubai (City) (AE) Brand Manager £40,000 - £50,000 plus benefits Unum, Dorking, Surrey Marketing Executive £38,000 Unum, Dorking, Surrey

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