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Nicola Peers, the International Wool Secretariat s (IWS) group manager for international marketing, has departed suddenly from the trade body, just one month after taking the position.
Andy Cole s match-winning performance against Liverpool at the weekend reinforced Manchester United s title credentials. His two goals and an assist also made the Royal Mail s Jim Provan our Football Crazy polo shirt winner for this week.
Booth Lockett Makin has scooped the pounds 3 million media planning and buying assignment for the fashion retailer, French Connection, just eight months after the account went to Media Solutions.
Ferrero, the Italian chocolate company, has called off its search for an agency following a discussion between Michele Ferrero, its president and owner, and Unilever about a possible takeover. The confectionery giant, whose pan-European account is worth pounds 200 million, owns brands including Ferrero...
Trainspotting, the film adapted from the cult novel by Irvine Welsh, premiered on Channel 4 last week with a cast including Ewan McGregor, Robert Carlyle and Jonny Lee Miller. It was guaranteed to pull in the punters.
Retail clothes chain C&A has appointed its first-ever UK board marketing director in what is expected to herald its biggest promotional push this decade.
Clothing is one of the staples in premium promotions. T-shirts and baseball caps are the items purchased in greatest volumes. The range (and price) moves upwards through polo shirts and sweatshirts to almost any garment that is widely acceptable, innovative or can be aimed at a particular market.
Nike s decision to pull its pounds 9 million UK advertising account out of TBWA Simons Palmer is the culmination of a seven-year tussle for the high-profile business with Nike s main incumbent in the rest of the world, Wieden & Kennedy.
Nike s switch to Wieden & Kennedy inspires conflicting reactions.
Until recently, Nike looked like one of the most successful advertisers in history. Together with its global agency, Wieden & Kennedy, and Simons Palmer in the UK, Nike had enjoyed many years at the top of the sportswear market. But nothing lasts forever.
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