15 Dec 1995
David Pugh, the former marketing director of the Telegraph group, has
joined the poster contractor, Mills and Allen, as its first commercial
director.
08 Dec 1995
| by MICHELE MARTIN
John Mundy, who started out at the Creative Business, is convinced that
integration has been around for years. If integration means applying an
idea to a range of media, then I ve been in it since the early 70s, he
says. Recently appointed as the creative director of the relationship
marketing company,...
08 Dec 1995
| by JIM DAVIES
Clearly, the Collett Dickenson Pearce creative team, Andy McAdie and
Michael Victor, spent a good proportion of their schooldays fashioning
paper aeroplanes. Their impressive portfolio of direct mail is home to
several masterpieces of paper engineering.
08 Dec 1995
| by DOMINIC MILLS
Dominic Mills reports that a single bottom line is key for a fully
integrated shop
08 Dec 1995
| by MICHELE MARTIN
Michele Martin reports on a distinctive two-pronged promotion for Pot
Noodle
08 Dec 1995
| by JOHN OWEN
Creative consistency and innovative media buying have put Hooch ahead of
its rivals, John Owen says
08 Dec 1995
| by ROBERT DWEK
Leo Burnett s office design shows its commitment to a through-the-line policy.
10 Nov 1995
| by MICHELE MARTIN
Getting the balance right for through-the-line work on charity accounts
is key, Michele Martin discovers
10 Nov 1995
| by CAROLINE MARSHALL
There are rises, and there are meteoric rises. Paul Kitcatt, 38, joined
the direct marketing agency, Brann, as a trainee copywriter in 1989.
Three-and-a-half years later, Kitcatt, who was once a bookseller, and
then a teacher, became an executive creative director. He was also a
member of the management...
10 Nov 1995
| by MICHELE MARTIN
Jack Nolan and Graham Mills have worked together for 11 years. Their
names, and the longevity of their relationship, might lead you to
imagine two bearded, middle-aged creatives - but both are in their early
30s and Jack is, in fact, a woman.