hopes to launch in France, Italy and Germany next, and the US by the end of next year. Her ultimate ...
, which held the business in Italy and Germany. But a wild card was thrown in: the two Unilever agencies ... Unilever itself. Sources suggest that Germany and Italy, the markets which used MindShare, were both ... media manager in Germany, is said to have been actively opposed to the process. Many local markets ...
, and Carat. Previously, WPP-owned MindShare had only held the Italy and Germany accounts before winning ...
Initiative held the account in the UK and most of the other major European markets, with the exception of Italy and Germany, which were held by MindShare. MindShare, part of WPP Group, now holds the business across all Unilever's divisions and in 15 European markets. Giulio Malegori, CEO of MindShare ...
the business in every major market across Europe, with the exception of Italy and Germany, which use MindShare ...
the business in every major market across Europe, with the exception of Italy and Germany, which use MindShare ...
as the central hub for Northern Europe, supported by Germany and local offices in Belgium, Scandinavia, Austria ... spans 13 markets including the UK, France, Germany, Spain, Italy, Austria, Switzerland, Ireland ...
imposed upon them. Germany tried to resist the review and Italy pulled out of it altogether, but no-one at Unilever was able to confirm this. Germany and Italy are with MindShare. In the event of a centralisation ... in Germany and Italy. If the account does move, the winning agency will have to move fast in order to bed ...
% of British teenage girls wear make-up, beginning earlier than girls in France, Germany, Spain or Italy ...
/s CLIENT: TCHIBO (non-food account) Task: Creative, media planning and buying, Germany Budget: $50m ...
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