CHI & Partners, M4C and OgilvyOne top 2010 new-business leagues
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The end of year round up saw CHI & Partners top the creative league, M4C remain at the top of media, OgilvyOne leading DM and VCCP setting the bar for digital.
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School Reports 2012: Partners Andrews Aldridge
02 Apr 2012 | by Staff
In an otherwise pretty quiet year, the news in December that Phil Andrews would depart, 13 years after founding the agency, at least made it a historic one. In fairness, Andrews had long since been booted upstairs to join the multitude of Engine functionaries (what do they all do?), but his links to...
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