CAREERS: Competition - Name that company!

 

Every week, the Careers page profiles a company running a job advertisement in that issue of Marketing. If you can identify the company, fax your answer and contact details to 0171 413 4504 or e-mail us at: careers@marketing.haynet.com

Every week, the Careers page profiles a company running a job

advertisement in that issue of Marketing. If you can identify the

company, fax your answer and contact details to 0171 413 4504 or e-mail

us at: careers@marketing.haynet.com



One correct answer will win a bottle of champagne.



This company manufactures a wide range of household products and has

offices both in the north of England and in London.



It has manufacturing sites in more than 35 countries and sells in over

120 countries.



The company dates back to 1814, although it sold one of the most famous

aspects of its business in May 1995. The last descendant of the founder

of this company retired in August 1995.



It uses a range of advertising agencies, including McCann-Erickson,

Saatchi & Saatchi and Cowan Kemsley Taylor. It has 29 brands in its

portfolio and spent around pounds 12m on advertising over the past

year.



Francesca Deakin, of ProServ, correctly identified Nestle in last week’s

competition



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