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WPP closes in on mystery Chinese company Huawei

WPP closes in on mystery Chinese company Huawei

By Stephen Foster on December 4, 2012

Here’s an interesting one: Ad Age reports that WPP has ‘edged out’ Omnicom in what seems to have been a two-horse race for Chinese telecoms giant Huawei (‘Hway-hay’ is what you say apparently). Huawei is a global business-to-business supplier (worth $32bn) which wants to move into smartphones and tablets. For which it needs, or thinks [...]

Posted in Agencies, Clients, Creative, Media, News, Politics, PR | Tagged brand, Burson-Marsteller, China, defence, Graham Fink, huawei, ogilvy, omnicom, samsung, Sir Martin Sorrell

Ogilvy & Mather in China sets sail up the Yangtze

Ogilvy & Mather in China sets sail up the Yangtze

By Stephen Foster on December 20, 2011

No doubt with all-poweful creative director Graham Fink on the bridge, scanning the horizon for dangers ahead. WPP’s Ogilvy & Mather, which is enjoying a rich vein of form at the moment, is expanding away from Beijing and the coastal region of Shanghai by setting sail up the great Yangtze river as part of a [...]

Posted in Agencies, Clients, Creative, Finance, News | Tagged beijing, cannes lions, China, Graham Fink, jwt shanghai, nanjing yindu, network of the year, ogilvy & mather, WPP, yangtze region, yangtze river

Blow for DDB as Ogilvy's creative trio scoop $500m Philips global account

Blow for DDB as Ogilvy’s creative trio scoop $500m Philips global account

By Stephen Foster on December 14, 2011

Something seems to be stirring under the bonnet of the stately Ogilvy & Mather limousine (‘At sixty miles an hour the loudest…) as the WPP-owned agency has added to its triumph in sharing the $1bn SC Johnson account with Omnicom’s BBDO by pinching $500m Philips from Omnicom’s DDB, the incumbent since 2003. If this is [...]

Posted in Agencies, Clients, Creative, News | Tagged bbdo, bud light, ddb, Gerry Human, global ad account, Graham Fink, leo burnett, mcgarrybowen, Miles Young, ogilvy & mather, omnicom, philips, sc johnson, Shelly Lazarus, Steve Simpson, tbwa, WPP

Top JWT China creative Mayan to lead Cannes Outdoor jury

Top JWT China creative Mayan to lead Cannes Outdoor jury

By Staff on November 11, 2011

JWT’s top creative in China, Lo Sheung Yan, is to be the Cannes International Festival of Creativity’s first Chinese jury president. Yan, who’s known as Mayan by his chums, will lead the Outdoor jury. Last year JWT Shanghai won the Press Grand Prix for its ‘Heaven and hell’ work for Samsonite. Samsonite also won the [...]

Posted in Agencies, Clients, Creative, News | Tagged advertiser of the year, cannes international festival of creativity, cannes press grand prix, Graham Fink, heaven and hell, jwt china, jwt shanghai, Lo Sheung Yan, Mayan, ogilvy & mather, outdoor jury president, samsonite, spikes award, WPP

M&C Saatchi poaches top creatives Pam and Hipwell from CHI

M&C Saatchi poaches top creatives Pam and Hipwell from CHI

By Angie Dean on September 30, 2011

M&C Saatchi has joined the growing list of London agencies competing for top creative talent and has hired top creative team Matt Pam and Simon Hipwell from CHI & Partners, formerly Clenmow Hornby Inge. CHI is 49 per cent owned by WPP. Since the summer London creatives have been upping sticks in increasing numbers; the [...]

Posted in Agencies, Clients, Creative, News | Tagged CHI, China, clenmow hornby inge, creative moves, ddb, Graham Fink, lowe & partners, m&c saatchi, Matt Goodwin, Matt Pam, ogilvy & mather, Simon Hipwell, the red brick road, top london creatives, WPP

After a week of frenetic moves are million a year advertising creatives becoming the norm?

After a week of frenetic moves are million a year advertising creatives becoming the norm?

By Stephen Foster on September 16, 2011

And able to choose their own currency, GBPs have the edge over dollars and euros at the moment. Agency finance directors probably wish there was a football-style transfer window in operation for creatives as what WPP’s Sir Martin Sorrell recently described as a ‘nuclear arms race’ in creative salaries takes hold. This is probably a [...]

Posted in Agencies, Clients, Creative, Finance, News | Tagged a seymour, cannes, Chacho Puebla, charles saatchi, creative salaries, creatives, ddb london, facebook, Geoff Seymour, Graham Fink, Justin Tindall, Matt Lee, Ogilvy & mather china, Pete Heyes, portland, saatchi & saatchi, Scott Vitrone, Siavosh Zabetti, Sir Martin Sorrell, Stuart Harricks, the red brick road, tropicana, w+k, wieden+kennedy, wieden+kennedy amsterdam, WPP

WPP's global creative boss John O'Keeffe tells Ad Age what WPP's holding company gong at Cannes means to him

WPP’s global creative boss John O’Keeffe tells Ad Age what WPP’s holding company gong at Cannes means to him

By Stephen Foster on July 1, 2011

WPP won the first Cannes lion for holding company company of the year this year, a vindication of former BBH creative director John O’Keeffe’s input as WPP’s global CCO since he joined in 2008. Among others in what he calls the ‘commentariat’ we have rather mocked this achievement, saying WPP should bloody well win, given [...]

Posted in Agencies, Clients, Creative, News | Tagged Ad Age, cannes, cco ogilvy china, globalcco wpp, Graham Fink, gunn report, John O'Keeffe, jwt shanghai, lions, m&c saatchi, omnicom, Sir Martin Sorrell, WPP, wpp.holding company of the year

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