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07 Jun 1996
and Semperit brands. H considering its options for the replacement of director designate Richard ...
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NEWS: 1996 Mad cows, fat cats and blue Pepsi
13 Dec 1996 | by KATE NICHOLAS
brand for Omnicom s generalist PR interests which has a combined income of around pounds 90 million ... - is intended to improve recognition of the group as an international brand. Lobbyist Ian Greer ...
PROFILE: Alan Goldsmith, Shell UK; Shell suits UK accountant
31 May 1996 | by STEVE BEVAN
years for the Shell brand globally - Brent Spar and Nigeria - the company is in no mood for more ... brand s success. A life-long Shell man and qualified accountant, Goldsmith began his career ...
NEWS: PR EUROPE
12 Apr 1996
agency in 1976 and sold it to Shandwick in 1988. The firm, which has adopted the Shandwick brand name ...
NEWS: STOP PRESS
22 Mar 1996
Hasbro invites three to pitch for Play-Doh Toy company Hasbro is seeing pitches from three PR agencies for its Playskool and Play-Doh brands. Lynne Franks, Burson-Marsteller and Jackie Cooper, which already handles PR for Hasbro s Sindy doll, will pitch next week. Edelman to take ...
ANALYSIS: CEOs continue to brave the media’s scrutiny
15 Mar 1996 | by JANET IZATT
as the custodians of the brand and face down criticism, says Virgin corporate affairs director Will Whitehorn. He ...
ANALYSIS: Avoiding suffocation amid gas deregulation
08 Mar 1996 | by JANET IZATT
weeks ago shows that only three companies have brand awareness of more than five per cent ...
NEWS: Calor Gas fires up Key and GCI
01 Mar 1996 | by JANET IZATT
that we were, we now need to move up our brand proposal, says Clifton. Adrian Wheeler, managing ...
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