24 May 2012
| by Sara Kimberley
David Howard, the co-founder of Johnny Fearless, has left the agency to join Fold7 as its head...At Fold7, Howard will oversee planning as well as revamp the agency's positioning. He will work across clients such as Carlsberg and Nike.
Howard, the former international planning director at Saatchi Saatchi, launched Johnny Fearless just over a year ago with Neil Hughston and Paul Domenet ...
03 May 2012
| by Ian Darby
The agency won the account after a pitch process handled by AAR.
Other agencies competing for the business were Isobel, Johnny Fearless and St Luke's.
Sources suggested that Orbis indicated in the pitch brief that it intends to spend 7 million across digital and traditional channels on building a new ...
27 Apr 2012
| by Nick Batten
The duo have been a freelance creative team for the past two years and have worked with a number of London-based advertising agencies.
They worked at Bartle Bogle Hegarty London between 2007 and 2009 on brands including Audi, British Airways and Johnnie Walker.
Before BBH London, the pair had stints ...
12 Apr 2012
| by Anne Cassidy
such as Volkswagen and Virgin Media. He was previously at Agency Republic.
Ronayne worked on Johnnie Walker ...
30 Mar 2012
| by Staff
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Johnny Vaughan , the former Capital Radio breakfast host, is to join Absolute Radio ...
22 Mar 2012
| by Ian Darby
Spindler, has handled much of the charity's advertising activity, which spans TV, press and direct response ...
22 Mar 2012
are The Corner, Johnny Fearless, St Luke's and Isobel. The process is being run through AAR.
The BBC has ...
08 Mar 2012
| by Joe Lepper
Johnny Pitt concedes the dotcom bust of 2001 may not have been the easiest time to set up a PR agency ...
02 Feb 2012
| by Matthew Chapman
Crayon pitched against two social media-focused agencies after Grant's parted ways with its web-build agency.
The brand is looking to launch a digital push to challenge Johnnie Walker and Ballantine ...
Johnnie Walker, has led the alcohol sector's adoption of social media via a multi ...
10 Jan 2012
| by Matthew Chapman
The company is backing the 4% ABV bottled beer as part of its strategy to extend into new drinks sectors. It is believed initial activity will focus on experiential work intended to appeal to young men. Marketing agency Johnny Fearless will carry out the work.
Diageo launched the Jeremiah Weed Root Brew ...