“Vinay will help push the boundaries of the creative department,” said Dave Douglass, ECD and Partner at Anomaly
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“Vinay will help push the boundaries of the creative department,” said Dave Douglass, ECD and Partner at Anomaly
Read moreAfter spending most of her career client side, Nameth wanted a new role that would allow her to work on multiple brands across multiple categories.
Read moreWith Smit’s promotion, Ben Seaton has been named CEO at UM.
Read moreThe independent Toronto agency aims to raise Tinder’s profile in Canada with influencers that “embody the notion that commitment looks different for everyone”
Read moreFormer CEO and 38-year DDB vet Marty O’Halloran will step into chairman role.
Read moreThe 40-person agency will retain its brand identity and operate independently under the leadership of founder and CEO Donna Alteen.
Read moreBeginning in January, all employees company-wide will need to return three days a week, expanding the policy enforced for the company’s digital unit.
Read more“This is going to be a turning point for [the] impact of our Canadian marketing,” said CMO Alyssa Buetikofer.
Read moreThe six month review concluded with Omnicom’s media network picking up the $600 million business in North America, Europe and Latin America, while EssenceMediacom retained APAC
Read moreCam Spires and Jake Hope have joined the Taxi Vancouver team as co-creative directors, having previously held adjacent positions as creative directors at Rethink.
Read moreThe hires include veteran strategist Géraldine Tixier, whose experience includes stints with DDB Paris and Cossette.
Read moreShe fills the role previously held by Karine Courtemanche, while Charles Etienne Morier has been named chief operating officer for both Touché Canada and OMG Montreal.
Read moreThe industry has evolved almost beyond recognition in recent years, but the key to success for ad agencies hasn’t changed much since the 1960s. It is still about pitching and winning, says The Go! Network’s Russell Oakley.
Read moreWhen senior talent leave an agency, they are typically replaced. But in times of economic malaise, some agencies are choosing not to fill senior vacancies to cut costs.
Read moreWith Jam3 execs leading the new Experience.Monk capability within the agency, the Jam3 name will be retired for good.
Read moreMatt Ramella named Canadian CEO of the new Kinesso, formed as part of network’s transition to a simplified model under one P&L
Read moreThe McKim agency brand—nearly as old as Canada itself—is being retired for good.
Read moreThe annual report lists who is working with fossil fuel companies, accompanied by an out-of-home campaign aimed at holding company employees.
Read moreZAK’s “Unpaid is Unfair” campaign for the National Association of Colleges and Employers shows how absurd it is to not pay interns for their work.
Read moreResults reveal around 500 job cuts, with executive chair Martin Sorrell expecting continued client caution.
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