The Ad Council's original Emmy-winning "Love Has No Labels" skeletons campaign was filmed on Valentine's Day in 2015, and rolled out a few weeks later. Two years on, we have R/GA's latest installment in the acclaimed series celebrating inclusiveness and diversity--this one rolling out on Valentine's Day, having been filmed at the NFL Pro Bowl...
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Advertising & Agency Daily
February 14, 2017
Your overview of the agency world
R/GA 'Fans of Love' salutes all forms of love between all people
By Tim Nudd
The Ad Council's original Emmy-winning "Love Has No Labels" skeletons campaign was filmed on Valentine's Day in 2015, and rolled out a few weeks later. Two years on, we have R/GA's latest installment in the acclaimed series celebrating inclusiveness and diversity--this one rolling out on Valentine's Day, having been filmed at the NFL Pro Bowl...
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Adweek's U.S. Media Agency of the Year secured midsize clients like TracFone, Hallmark and Swarovski
By Patrick Coffee
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Grammys campaign both a music video and brand film
By Patrick Coffee
Taking on Volkswagen (in addition to Delta, Carnival and more) helped make PHD our Global Media Agency of the Year
By Katie Richards
Oberland works with The Nature Conservancy, Juice Press and others
By Katie Richards
Founded in May 2014, New York-based agency Oberland's mission is to create purpose-driven campaigns for each of its clients. As Oberland founder and executive creative director Bill Oberlander explained, he and managing partner Drew Train "felt that purpose--very much like digital--is here to stay as a trend." The agency's clients include the Blue Man Group,...
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Adweek's Breakthrough Media Agency of the Year
By Gabriel Beltrone
The main problem with winning the two biggest media accounts in the U.S. is that once you do, you actually have to run them. In December 2015, Omnicom's Hearts & Science--at the time still unnamed--landed the lion's share of Procter & Gamble's multibrand planning and buying business. Then, after a breakneck race to hire 300...
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The role is fundamentally changing as the industry does
By Doug Ray
The demands on the chief marketing officer today are unlike any that executives have faced. From rapidly changing consumer behaviors to the emergence of new tech solutions and access to more data, the proven models of success are under attack. Doug Ray Headshot: Alex Fine The responsibilities of the modern marketer have now expanded so...
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A new head of talent and head of production
By Katie Richards
DDB announced two new hires in its San Francisco office today as the agency looks to invest in its talent and expand its production capabilities. Industry veteran Marla Ulrich has been appointed to head of production of the Omnicom Group agency, effective immediately. In this role, Ulrich will head up the agency's in-house production studio...
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Joe Rivas will serve as president
By Erik Oster
Y&R announced the formation of a new practice catering to technology brands and related businesses after the network established a similar practice for Healthcare last autumn. Joe Rivas will lead Y&R Technology and Business as president while continuing his responsibilities as WPP client leader for Dell, a role he has held for the past five...
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Aims to be 'a digital ally and guide' for clients
By Erik Oster
Rain, the New York-based digital agency/consultancy perhaps best known for building voice apps for Amazon's Echo, has promoted Nithya Thadani to CEO. "Our industry is facing a level of disruption that marks an era," said Rain founding partner Brian Edelman. "We have set ourselves up to embrace the changing nature of our ecosystem through Nithya's...
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