James McLeod to lead Redwood's launch into US market
31 Aug 2001 | by MATTHEW COWEN
's expansion and driving new business within the New York market, focusing particularly on luxury retail and ...
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Christodoulou and Storey depart Brann to join HHCL venture
03 Aug 2001
struggled to sustain a consistent management line-up and bring in new business. Before Brann, the ...
DIARY: Eddie Jordan cruises in leaving OMD chief executive starstruck
17 Aug 2001
As the dearth of new business continues to dampen the knitted brow of many a nervous agency ...
Clemmow Hornby to take on first planner
03 Aug 2001 | by MATTHEW COWEN
piece of new business since its formation, adding to the Carphone Warehouse business brought from ...
Cordiant and Publicis report first-half results
17 Aug 2001 | by JOHN TYLEE
Nelson Communications. Helping insulate Publicis is a push for new business, with United ...
OPINION: Nick Brien in America
24 Aug 2001 | by NICK BRIEN, the president of US corporate business development at Starcom MediaVest Group
, increasingly leverage the power of community to create new business models and, in this world, branding ...
PERSPECTIVE: Barclays' ad review reveals that nothing works like a contact
03 Aug 2001 | by CAROLINE MARSHALL, caroline.marshall@haynet.com
syndrome is an inordinately common reason to review; nothing works like an old contact when new business ...
CLOSE-UP: NEWSMAKER - CHRIS HERD. New-media high-flier takes on Bates UK challenge. Chris Herd says the agency is about to turn the corner, Francesca Newland writes
10 Aug 2001 | by FRANCESCA NEWLAND
creative risk-taking. However, another key aspect of his role will be to attract new business from ...
NEW MEDIA: SPOTLIGHT ON - NAPSTER. Does a paid-for Napster spell the end of sharing on the net? It's make or break time for Napster now users have to pay, Alasdair Reid reports
03 Aug 2001 | by ALASDAIR REID
strategic business partner of Napster, helping it move to a new business model which, it is hoped, will ...
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