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BETC London staffs up in search of a hot 2013

BETC London staffs up in search of a hot 2013

By Staff on November 29, 2012

BETC Paris is one of the hottest (as well as the biggest) agencies in France and owner Havas seems determined to make it a world brand. BETC’s new London outpost, headed by CEO Matthew Charlton and ECD Neil Dawson has a key role to play in the process and the agency has just hired four [...]

Posted in Agencies, Clients, Creative, News | Tagged betc, cow & gate, jonathan Davis, London, Matthew Charlton, Neil Dawson, paris, samsung, seductive motion

It's hardly Gingrich on Romney but London mayor Boris Johnson comes under fire from 'Red Ken'

It’s hardly Gingrich on Romney but London mayor Boris Johnson comes under fire from ‘Red Ken’

By Stephen Foster on January 12, 2012

Do they still call Ken Livingstone Red Ken? Well London mayor Boris johnson probably does. And Tory Boris, who faces re-election this summer, is coming under fire from his opponent, former mayor Labour’s Ken Livingstone, who has recruited newly-formed BETC London to produce this ad, accusing Boris of picking Londoner’s pockets by putting up tube [...]

Posted in Agencies, Clients, News, Politics | Tagged betc london, Boris Johnson, David Cameron, david jones, election, havas, Ken Livingstone, london mayor, Matthew Charlton, Mitt Romney, Newt Gingrich, pickpocket ad, republican nomination race, tube fares

UK adland dads launch 'keep footy beautiful' campaign

UK adland dads launch ‘keep footy beautiful’ campaign

By Stephen Foster on May 24, 2011

Well it’s a jolly brave attempt by a group of London adland parents headed by Matthew Charlton, CEO of the new London outpost of Havas network BETC, to persuade children (and adults, who often behave worse than the kids) to act with a modicum of civility when participating in the so-called beautiful game of football. [...]

Posted in Agencies, Creative, News | Tagged ceo betc, Diego Maradona, facebook, George Best, havas, keep footy beautiful campaign, Lionel Messi, Matthew Charlton, Youtube

New Havas boss David Jones shows his hand with attempt to launch French agency BETC as global network

New Havas boss David Jones shows his hand with attempt to launch French agency BETC as global network

By Angie Dean on May 20, 2011

New Havas CEO David Jones is clearly aware that the network is rather short of global brands (Euro RSCG and Arnold in creative, Media Planning Group in media) so he has decided to launch French network agency BETC as a global ‘micro-network.’ First stop is London with the launch of BETC, headed by CEO Matthew [...]

Posted in Agencies, Clients, News | Tagged arnold, bect, david jones, ddb, Euro RSCG, evian, havas, Matthew Charlton, Mercedes Erra, modernista, Neil Dawson, peugeot, philips, Remi Babinet, tbwa, Vincent Bollore

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