Tag Archives: adam&eve/ddb

If you’re an avid news consumer (most of us are these days, however trepidatiously) you might have noticed the dreaded climate change inching up the news agenda as a little Covid light emerges at the end of the tunnel. Very ...

Readers with long memories – or surviving relatives – may recall the archetypal 1970s “Great Smell of Brut” fronted by Kevin Keegan and boxer Henry Cooper. Made by an American company cheekily called Faberge as I recall. Cary Grant was ...

In a time like this every agency needs a client who actually does well out of lockdowns and the like, such as PlayStation. And adam&eveDDB has certainly repaid the compliment with some outstanding launch ads. Here’s another, this time featuring ...

DentsuMB (they’ve wisely decided Dentsumcgarrybowen was far too much of a mouthful) has raided adam&eveDDB for its new UK CCO – former global creative director Simon Lloyd. He joins CSO Sophie Lewis, hired from VMLY&R in February, CEO Gareth Collins ...

You expect something a little different when adam&eveDDB debuts for a new client and you certainly get it in this effort for the International Paralympic Committee and the Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games (postponed until next year.) 17 seconds of blank ...

Omnicom’s adam&eveDDB has been named the (virtual) Cannes Lions European Agency of the Decade, pipping sibling AMV BBDO to the top spot – which won’t be any consolation at all to AMV which has seen A&E knock it off numerous ...

Adam&eveDDB has supplanted its Omnicom stablemate AMV BBDO at the top of the Campaign/ Nielsen UK creative agency billings in 2019, bringing to an end decades of AMV at number one. One might dispute the importance of such rankings when ...

New boss Sharon White is wasting no time trying to revive John Lewis & Partners and the troubled retailer is launching its first Spring TV campaign, a product-focussed effort from adam&eveDDB showcasing its new customer-friendly offerings (cookery classes, in-store stylists) ...

Ads ain’t wot they used to be, especially from UK agencies, is a fairly common lament – perhaps only among those of us who remember the good old days. Is there a creative renaissance though, even in these data-driven times? ...