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LONDON - Steve Blamer is quitting his post as Grey London’s chief executive a year ahead of schedule and is returning to the US to run the New York operation.
The Department of Social Security is to launch two campaigns with a combined budget of up to pounds 14 million to inform widows and pensioners about their rights.
The threat of a Europe-wide ban on TV advertising to children has receded after the Swedish government climbed down from its pledge to use its upcoming EU presidency to force the ban through.
Euro RSCG Wnek Gosper has presented Ken Livingstone as the people s choice in its debut advertising for his mayoral bid.
Mike Cozens, the creative director of Young & Rubicam Europe, is leaving this week after more than six years at the agency.
Short of a flutter on Manchester United winning the championship and Watford dropping through the Premier League s trapdoor, no bet looks safer than the Swedish government s failure to secure a Europe-wide ban on TV advertising to children.
Jonathan Davis, the director of TV technology and business at Leo Burnett, is leaving London to become head of TV production at the agency s headquarters in Chicago.
BDH TBWA has picked up Nissan s new dealer advertising account, consolidating the car maker s UK business within the TBWA group.
The Britannia building society is on the point of awarding its creative account to Walsh Trott Chick Smith after a two-month review that saw the agency pitch against Leo Burnett, Miles Calcraft Briginshaw Duffy and the incumbent, BDH TBWA.
IMP s marketing director, Ian Millner, has staged a breakaway from the agency to form a multi-disciplined shop called Iris.
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