Trading Places (18 Dec): This week's people moves in advertising, marketing and media
18 Dec 2009 | by Staff
strategy supremo Andrew Barron as chief operating officer. Barron joined Virgin Media in March 2008 ...
the best on record. Andrew Murphy, director of operational development for John Lewis, said the new record ...
strategy supremo Andrew Barron as chief operating officer. Barron joined Virgin Media in March 2008 ...
prominently as Boy George, with agency staff impersonating Band Aid celebs such as Phil Collins and George ...
-added mechanisms such as competitions and prize draws. According to Phil Bourne, chief executive of agency KLP ...
The role has been filled by Andrew Nolan, who was previously head of marketing for Hodder Children's Books, also part of the Hachette group. He reports to Susan Barry, group marketing director. Nolan takes responsibility for driving digital initiatives and integrating digital strategy in to all ...
and Cowell certainly have solid backing. Amanda Andrews is media editor at The Daily Telegraph, Sunday ...
they bring to relationship marketing, rather than the gadget appeal to consumers. Andrew Walmsley is co ...
Advertising Agency of the Year: No winner Runners-up: Rainey Kelly Campbell Roalfe/Y R, VCCP, McCann Erickson Media Agency of the Year: Mediaedge:cia Runners-up: PHD, MPG, Starcom Mediavest Group Direct Agency of the Year: Partners Andrews Aldridge Runners-up: CMW, OgilvyOne, Kitcatt Nohr Alexander ...
Advertising Agency of the Decade: Mother Runners-up: Bartle Bogle Hegarty, Fallon Media Agency of the Decade: Mediacom Runners-up: Carat, OMD, Naked Direct Agency of the Decade: Rapier Runners-up: Partners Andrews Aldridge, OgilvyOne Digital Agency of the Decade: Dare Runners-up: AKQA ...
1. RNLI Mystery Package Proximity 2. Ardberg Blasda Story UK 3. Land Rover Where Now? Wunderman 4. Rolls Royce Phantom Sandpaper Partners Andrews Aldridge 5. Opt-in Mailing Zurich Publicis Dialog 6. Mini RC Emails Lida 7. Cadbury Creme Egg Twisted Here Today, Goo Tomorrow CMW ...
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