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Lucky Generals has picked Katie Lee as its first CEO. Lee was one of Paul Lawson’s management team at Y&R before owner WPP merged it into VML and decided it didn’t need the Y&R trio: CEO Lawson, CCO Jon Burley ...

Lucky Generals is reported to be planning its first international office in New York. The UK creative agency is majority-owned by Omnicom’s TBWA. Lucky Generals now has an impressive list of US and international companies on its books including Amazon ...

It’s been a good year for Lucky Generals with loads of work from Amazon and now the majority Omnicom owned agency has won Co-op Group. Co-op’s last major creative agency was Leo Burnett. Lucky Generals will handle Co-op’s food, funerals, ...

Here’s Amazon’s ‘Holidays’ ad from Lucky Generals, showing, er, lots of Amazon deliveries to the customary Christmas feel good backdrop. And that’s it. Given some of Amazon’s excellent recent efforts it’s a disappointment. A bit like AMV BBDO’s recent debut ...

TimeTo is set on removing harassment from the ad business, in this case a “handsy” client keen to get to get her (please note) mitts on a young account handler in a campaign using donated time and space from Lucky ...

You can’t go far wrong with a Heath Robinson type device and Lucky Generals and its experience agency Wild Things have rigged one up for Yorkshire Tea’s new brand Biscuit Brew. 120 metres of biscuits orchestrated by “domino expert” Mathias ...

Lucky Generals has signed up diva-in-chief Mariah Carey for Hostelworld and, as you’d expect, they’re keen to get their money’s worth. So we have Mariah turning up at its “luxe” Barcelona outpost, complete with regulation NFL-sized team of flunkies. At ...

Some of us, of a certain vintage, are fond of remarking, in a mood of serious contemplation or in the pub, that the world would be completely shellacked if the internet went down for good or somebody nicked it. There’s ...

There’s no bigger brief in global advertising than a Super Bowl spot, so all credit to Lucky Generals for landing the task of creating this year’s Amazon blockbuster. With marketers reportedly paying $5m for 30 seconds of airtime in Sunday’s ...