Monday 11 September 2017

The disruptive new agency to watch | Adam & Eve shareholders pocket £110m

 

Campaign: Agencies

Campaign: Agencies
September 11, 2017
Uncommon people: Was Leonard, Jameson and Graeme's disruptive new agency worth the wait?
Uncommon people: Was Leonard, Jameson and Graeme's disruptive new agency worth the wait?

Claire Beale

Adland's newest start-up is in the business of making a difference.

Adam & Eve shareholders pocket £110m after earn-out
Adam & Eve shareholders pocket £110m after earn-out

Gideon Spanier

The founding shareholders in Adam & Eve have collected an estimated £110m from the sale of their agency to Omnicom after completing a lucrative earn-out worth triple the amount they received initially.

Leonard, Jameson and Graeme unveil new agency
Leonard, Jameson and Graeme unveil new agency

Claire Beale

Nils Leonard, Lucy Jameson and Natalie Graeme, the former management team at Grey London, have named their start-up agency Uncommon Creative Studio and are open for business from today.

Transformation for tomorrow's world
Transformation for tomorrow's world

Rachel Barnes

The trouble with transformation is that at the outset you have a goal, but during the process you realise the posts keep moving.

Sorrell under pressure to streamline WPP as FMCG clients cut back on marketing
Sorrell under pressure to streamline WPP as FMCG clients cut back on marketing

Gideon Spanier

Sir Martin Sorrell should consider more radical ways to restructure and simplify WPP in response to slowing revenue growth and changing client needs, according to people inside and outside the company.

This one word could deliver real brand transformation
This one word could deliver real brand transformation

Richard Huntington

There is one word the ad industry really hates. In this word lies the root of all perceived evil. It's only a little word but it sends shivers down our collective spines.

Is the latest Marmite wheeze to everyone's taste?
Is the latest Marmite wheeze to everyone's taste?

Jeremy Lee

At the beginning of last month, The Daily Telegraph dutifully reported how Marmite could prevent miscarriages and birth defects.

Virgin Trains in OOH 'first' with ads that use traffic and geo data to compare journey times
Virgin Trains in OOH 'first' with ads that use traffic and geo data to compare journey times

Ben Bold

Virgin Trains is combining traffic and location data to accurately tell drivers stuck in traffic how much longer their journey will take them by car compared with how long it would take by train.

Watch: Atomic London brings back Radio Caroline to encourage people to Remember a Charity
Watch: Atomic London brings back Radio Caroline to encourage people to Remember a Charity

James Page

Former pirate radio and BBC Radio 1 DJ Emperor Rosko has set sail across the UK to mark Remember A Charity's "In Your Will Week", thanks to Atomic London and Wisebuddah.

Case study: programmatic as a force for good
Promoted
Case study: programmatic as a force for good

Sabrina Bailey-Navalón, Marketing Director EMEA, Xaxis

How can advertisers help save the world? Outcome media company Xaxis used programmatic to raise awareness and drive donations for GlobalGiving...

The Work

Marmite
Marmite "Marmite gene project" by Adam & Eve/DDB

This hilarious TV ad by Adam & Eve/DDB is part of a Marmite campaign that proves people's love or hate for the product is in their genes.

Camden Town Brewery
Camden Town Brewery "Raise Hells - Camden celebration" by The Garage Soho

Camden Town Brewery brings the spirit of its native London borough to life in its first-ever TV campaign, created by Sir John Hegarty's incubator company, The Garage Soho.

Pinterest
Pinterest "What if" by Pinterest

Pinterest's second TV campaign will consist of at least 10 different spots, tailored to fit specific Channel 4 programmes including The Great British Bake Off, Grand Designs and Gogglebox.

Tyrrells
Tyrrells "Absurdly good" by Wieden & Kennedy

Tyrrells' first-ever TV ad campaign brings to life the madcap world of vintage photography that has been featured on the packs for years.

More
Going Underground: humans crave emotion, but do they buy it?
Promoted
Going Underground: humans crave emotion, but do they buy it?

Georganna Simpson

Campaign Underground's next event asks if emotional marketing really drives business...


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