The Week: Advertising news - BBC to air tourism ad doc
12 Jun 2009
by the integrated agency CumminsNitro to encourage tourism in Queensland.
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Cummins was responsible for overseeing the agency's day-to-day operations in the Australian market, as well as leading the shop's Tokyo, Shanghai, Mumbai and Dubai offices. Earlier this year, CumminsNitro won two Grands Prix at Cannes for its "The best job in the world" campaign for Tourism Queensland ...
by the integrated agency CumminsNitro to encourage tourism in Queensland.
that proved a runaway success for Tourism Queensland and Australian integrated agency CumminsNitro....markets for Australian tourism such as Japan, the US and of course Britain. CumminsNitro won "Best ...
The body is looking for an agency to create a new global concept for the brand, and has shortlisted CumminsNitro, McCann Erickson, George Patterson Y&R and the incumbent, Clemenger Harvie Edge ... by CumminsNitro, scooped a host of awards, including Grands Prix in the direct and PR categories at the recent ...
Factory 7. Tourism Queensland The best job in the world CumminsNitro 8. Frito ...
Queensland's 'Best Job in the World' drive, created by Australian ad agency CumminsNitro, was one ... , CEO of SapientNitro, which owns CumminsNitro, claimed ad agencies were more comfortable coming up ... campaign $100m - Media coverage obtained by CumminsNitro for campaign 34,000 - People who responded ...
in the world" for Tourism Queensland by CumminsNitro in Brisbane, which picked up Grands Prix in the PR ...
One Show gongs, netting eight golds, 15 silvers and 16 bronze awards. But it was CumminsNitro ...
Grands Prix were also handed to the multi-awarded CumminsNitro campaign "The best job in the world" for Tourism Queensland and to the Warner Bros "Why So Serious?" alternate reality game for The Dark Knight movie from 42 Entertainment. Bartle Bogle Hegarty s Barnardo s ads "what we hear" and "break ...
Tourism Queensland s Best Job in the World drive, created by Australian ad agency CumminsNitro, was one of the festival s biggest-ever winners, scoring Grand Prix in the PR, Direct and Cyber categories. Chris Clarke, CEO of SapientNitro, which owns CumminsNitro, claimed ad agencies were more comfortable ...