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UK government's new ad agency 'procurement' system is a nightmare designed by a committee

UK government’s new ad agency ‘procurement’ system is a nightmare designed by a committee

By Stephen Foster on February 28, 2013

The follies of the UK’s coalition government know no bounds and now this collection of muppets – who promised a ‘bonfire of the quangos’ when it came into power in 2010 – has produced a procurement system for agencies that would force any sensible and self-respecting agency to tell them to bog off. Before the [...]

Posted in Agencies, Clients, Creative, Finance, Media, News, Politics | Tagged cabinet office, coalition government, coi, creative framework, digital, direct marketing, Francis Maude, government advertising, government procurement service, ipa, Mark Lund, uk agencies

Mark Lund's new agency Now debuts with chirpy Claims Direct ad

Mark Lund’s new agency Now debuts with chirpy Claims Direct ad

By Staff on September 11, 2012

Ambulance-chasing ads drive you up the wall if, like me, you end up watching too many digital channels of an afternoon as you escape from the computer before commencing the evening’s entertainments. But Now, the agency we forecast might become Then, has made its debut with a chirpy ad for one such company, Claims Direct. [...]

Posted in Agencies, Clients, Creative, News | Tagged claims direct, coi, Mark Lund, meerkats, now, vccp

Ad industry gangs up on Chartered Institute of Marketing over 'misleading' research

Ad industry gangs up on Chartered Institute of Marketing over ‘misleading’ research

By Stuart Smith on June 8, 2012

An amusing industry spat has broken out between the Chartered Institute of Marketing and just about everyone else over the way the industry has been handling the vexed issue of marketing to children. One year into the Bailey era, the CIM has released research that apparently shows 85% of parents are unaware of the Government-sponsored [...]

Posted in Agencies, Politics, Research | Tagged advertising association, asa, Chartered Institute of Marketing, David Cameron, David Thorp, Ian Twinn, isba, Letting Children Be Children, Mark Lund, Reg Bailey, The Bailey Report

Leo Burnett snaps up £50m Co-op account

Leo Burnett snaps up £50m Co-op account

By Staff on May 25, 2012

Retail’s the story of the moment for UK ad agencies with Tesco’s £110m pitch lumbering into gear, the John Lewis account powering Adam & Eve into a £60m deal with Omnicom’s DDB London and now the Co-op switching its £50m supermarket account from long-serving TBWA Manchester to Leo Burnett. Not so long ago the notion [...]

Posted in Agencies, Clients, Creative, News | Tagged adam & eve, bbh, chi & partners, co-op, ddb london, John Lewis, leo burnett, Mark Lund, McDonalds, now, supermarkets, tbwa manchester, Waitrose, £50m account

London agency Now finally finds a forward gear with £17m BT Business win

London agency Now finally finds a forward gear with £17m BT Business win

By Stephen Foster on April 4, 2012

New London agency Now calls itself an “agency for the accelerated world” but in its early days the agency seemed to go into rapid reverse. The agency was formed by former COI boss Mark Lund last year, seemingly with the £25m Waitrose account. But then creative Jeremy Carr decided to take the reins as a [...]

Posted in Agencies, Clients, Creative, News | Tagged bartle bogle hegarty, bt business, coi, Creston, DLKW, Don Elgie, hmdg, Jeremy Carr, Ken Hoggins, Lowe, Mark Lund, Nick Hurrell, now, ogilvy & mather, oystercatchers, Sir Martin Sorrell, tbwa, Waitrose, WPP

JWT banks its Jeremy Carr dividend as Premier Foods switches from Dare and 101

JWT banks its Jeremy Carr dividend as Premier Foods switches from Dare and 101

By Stephen Foster on March 19, 2012

What a difference an in-demand creative makes. Jeremy Carr (pictured), who joined JWT as a creative director last summer from Dare, has produced the goods for his new agency with the award of Premier Foods’ Hovis, Oxo and Ambrosia from Dare plus Mr Kipling, four of its eight new so-called ‘Power Brands.’ Carr-less Dare loses [...]

Posted in Agencies, Clients, Creative, Finance, News | Tagged 101, ambrosia, cadbury, cossette, dare, fallon, hovis, Iwan Williams, Jeremy Carr, jon Goldstone, JWT, Ken Hoggins, Kraft, losses, Mark Lund, mcbd, Michael Clarke, mr kipling, now, Phil Rumbol, power brands, rhm foods

Creative Ken Hoggins follows Waitrose into BBH - or is it the other way round?

Creative Ken Hoggins follows Waitrose into BBH – or is it the other way round?

By Stephen Foster on July 29, 2011

Upmarket grocer Waitrose may be arguably Britain’s most successful retailer at the moment but it’s made a right hash of its advertising arrangements recently, first departing MCBD/Dare to follow creatives Ken Hoggins and Jeremy Carr to Mark Lund’s new start-up Now and then shipping out rapidly for Bartle Bogle Hegarty when Carr chose to join [...]

Posted in Agencies, Clients, Creative, News | Tagged bartle bogle hegarty, bbh, Delia Smith, Heston Blumenthal, Jeremy Carr, JWT, Ken Hoggins, Mark Lund, mcbd/dare, Nick Gill, now, Rupert Thomas, Waitrose

UK coalition government ad cuts have created a worrying inability to communicate

UK coalition government ad cuts have created a worrying inability to communicate

By James Charlton on June 17, 2011

The last year and a bit has been a turbulent time for the UK government’s communicators. It was always likely to be the case, with the coalition government wielding its new broom. A haze of resignations, slightly fewer appointments, U-Turns and the promise of gargantuan spending cuts invites the question, just what on earth is [...]

Posted in Agencies, Clients, News, Politics | Tagged anti-flu campaign, cabinet office, civil service, cnetral office of information, coi, cuts, dubai, Francis Maude, George Osborne, m4c agency, Mark Lund, Matt Tee, nhs, Peter Buchanan, PR, resignations, Rishi Saha, Steve Hilton, uk coalition government, uk's biggest advertisier, WPP

Mark Lund's new agency Now may become Then as Waitrose shifts £25m account to BBH

Mark Lund’s new agency Now may become Then as Waitrose shifts £25m account to BBH

By Stephen Foster on June 10, 2011

Poor Mark Lund, formerly of DLKW, has taken a few heavy hits recently including the decimation by the coalition government of his former fiefdom the COI. But his new agency Now has just been hit by a hammer blow as founding client Waitrose has shifted the £25m account to Bartle Bogle Hegarty after just three [...]

Posted in Agencies, Clients, Creative, News | Tagged bartle bogle hegarty, bbh, coi, Craig Inglis, dare/mcbd, dulux, Jeremy Carr, John Lewis, Ken Hoggins, Mark Lund, Mark Price, now, Rupert Thomas, sol, Waitrose

Former Kellogg's marketing chief Kevin Brennan awards Quorn to start-up Quorum

Former Kellogg’s marketing chief Kevin Brennan awards Quorn to start-up Quorum

By Stephen Foster on June 10, 2011

Kevin Brennan, until recently the highly-respected marketing director at Kellogg’s UK, is now the CEO of Quorn Foods and he’s awarded his £6m ad budget to start-up agency Quorum, formed by veteran agency creatives Simon Collins from Euro RSCG and Billy Mawhinney, from just about everywhere including JWT and Leo Burnett. The business moves from [...]

Posted in Agencies, Clients, Creative, News | Tagged advertising, Billy Mawhinney, cauldron, Clive Sharpe, JWT, kellogg's, Ken Hoggins, Kevin Brennan, leo burnett, Mark Lund, now, quorn foods, quorum, Simon Collins, tofu, Waitrose

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