CMW bolsters management team
11 Dec 2012 | by Sara Kimberley
CMW has strengthened its management team by appointing Adrian Nicholls and Rod Jones to oversee key clients.
Publicis Groupe chief executive Maurice Lévy has posted an eccentric video address to the world on YouTube that reviews a year in which his company acquired BBH and LBi and looks ahead to 2013.
CMW has strengthened its management team by appointing Adrian Nicholls and Rod Jones to oversee key clients.
JWT London has picked up the UK digital account for Andrex, the Kimberly-Clark toilet-tissue brand.
High-end fashion brand Burberry has approached holding companies in advance of a pitch for its global media planning and buying business.
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The agency has regained the crown it was once so used to wearing, after a stand-out 12 months in which its creativity was matched by the returns delivered for its clients, writes Alex Brownsell.
A combination of 18 new clients accounting for fees of more than £36m, eye-catching campaigns and strong sales metrics made for a memorable past year for OgilvyOne, writes Matthew Chapman.
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The winning agency had a storming year, with new-business wins and a raft of social-media-driven work for several Olympics sponsors fuelling its record surge in profits.