02 Jul 2004
| by Charity Charity, a global executive creative director at J Walter Thompson London
Stupid men aside, the Film jury at Cannes had much to applaud.
25 Jan 2002
| by CAROL REAY, the chairman of the advertising charity Nabs
It is a truth universally acknowledged - to borrow and adapt Jane
Austen's opening words from Pride and Prejudice - that a creative
business whose lifeblood is originality and innovation must be a free
and liberal place to work.
Austen was, of course, referring to a rich bachelor's need...
19 Apr 2012
Charity Choice, a new online charitable giving platform, has appointed Digital Marmalade to build
11 May 2001
| by CAROL REAY, the chairman of Great Ormond Street Children's
Charity and chairman of NABS
If truth be told, most people are fascinated by themselves. I
happen to believe that an individual truth such as this tends to apply
on a collective basis as well. The communications business is one such
collective and it loves to be absorbed with details about itself.
Witness the way advertising...
22 Feb 2007
| by James Hamilton
London -- Leonard Cheshire, the UK’s leading disability charity, has approached agencies with a...for disabled people in the UK. However, recent carried out by the charity revealed that only one in five people under the age of 35 had heard of Leonard Cheshire; an even smaller number knows what the charity ...
-launch Leonard Cheshire towards the end of the year. As a charity, our remit is to change society s attitudes ...
12 Nov 1999
| by MIKE WALSH, chief executive of Ogilvy &
on the relationship between agencies
and charities from an interested dual perspective: as well as running
Ogilvy...charities face. The challenge is way beyond the bounds of simple
selling.
How do agencies and charities get into these difficult situations? The
Saatchis/NSPCC situation is far from unique.
Quite simply, the relationship between charity and agency often comes to
resemble a somewhat Faustian ...
08 Mar 2012
Think your job's busy? Imagine if you were on the go every hour of every day, like 24's Jack Bauer.
13 Oct 2011
Fancy a holiday on Sir Richard Branson's private island? Then this could be the worthy cause for you.
05 Aug 2011
| by Matt Williams
JWT London will develop and create a new ad campaign for Aspire after the spinal injuries charity...In June, JWT, working with the Media Trust, invited UK charities to apply for free help with their marketing in 2011.
Four organisations were shortlisted to pitch for the prize, with the winner chosen by a panel that included the former JWT chairman Jeremy Bullmore, JWT's head of planning, Tony Quinn ...
24 Jan 2011
| by Katherine Levy
Sir Martin Sorrell has backed the UK's oldest children's charity, Coram, offering the services...and gives them a better chance in life." Coram claims to be the UK's first children s charity, established ...
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Historical figures who have given money to the charity include Charles Dickens, George Frederic Handel ...
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