Bidding ends in the tsunami relief 'Marketers auction'
Staff,, Marketing, Monday, 31 January 2005, 11:30am,
Marketing's auction for the Disasters Emergency Committee has now ended, raising £50,000 for aid in countries affected by the Asian tsunami. This would feed 1,400 families for a week. Ppdated
The following are the final bids -- winning agencies will be contacted shortly with details of the procedure for payment and arranging meetings with marketers. Marketers will also receive an email telling them of the agency who will be presenting to them.
Clients offering meetings, with final bid
Alan Bishop chief executive, COI £5,010
Alexis Dormandy chief marketing officer, Orange £5,000
Ian Hunter director of marketing, Boots £2,750
Matt Harrison marketing director, Toyota £2,500
Hanna Sondergaard marketing director, Arla Foods £2,000
Philip Gladman head of innovation, Diageo £2,000
Lorraine Twohill director of European marketing programmes, Google £2,000
Stephen Robertson marketing director, Woolworths £2,000
David Lewis commercial director, RAC £1,900
Louise Cooke marketing director, Cadbury Trebor Bassett £1,750
Paul Nevett marketing director, teas and spreads, Unilever £1,505
Jerry Wright brand director, Birds Eye £1,500
James Kydd brand director, Virgin Mobile £1,500
Sam Bridger head of marketing, Smart UK & Ireland £1,250
Jacqui Hill personal care marketing director, Unilever Home & Personal Care £1,250
Marc Sands marketing director, Guardian Newspapers £1,250
Chris Moss CEO, 118 118 £1,200
Helena Ganczakowski marketing director, Unilever homecare £1,000
David Bass European marketing director, Huggies £1,000
Andrew Marsden category director, Britvic Soft Drinks £1,000
Julia McKechnie director of corporate marketing, Oxfam £1,000
Amanda McKenzie European vice-president of marketing, HP £1,000
Jeremy Davies brand and communications director, Abbey £1,000
Emma Lowndes marketing manager, Mini £1,000
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