Engine Group does 'pop art' cover for this week's Marketing
20 Mar 2012 | by Noelle McElhatton
Engine Group, the parent company of agencies WCRS, Partners Andrews Aldridge and Jam, has created a
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Andrew Graham-Dixon, the renowned art critic and TV presenter, is to chair the judging of this year...of British Art. Marketing editor Noelle McElhatton said: It s a real coup to have Andrew Graham ...
Engine Group, the parent company of agencies WCRS, Partners Andrews Aldridge and Jam, has created a
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Benckiser's Phil Thomas, who tops this year's list, the opportunity to move rapidly to the forefront ...
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this Valentine's Day with an online cook-along with TV chef Phil Vickery. Wetherspoons has ditched the Valentine ...
can drive consumer choices that have a positive impact on society. 52. Andrew Crawley, British ... in 2007. Williamson faced strong competition for the role from Thomson's head of marketing, Andrew Rayner ... -Mobile as chief marketing officer next month, filling the gap left by the departure of Phil Chapman. Responsible ...
Blundell will take up the role on 3 May. She will report to Andrew Trounce, Burger King's managing director for UK and Ireland. She will also have a dotted reporting line to John Schaufelberger, senior vice-president of marketing for EMEA. Previously, Blundell was chief marketing officer at The Number ...
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