Tag Archives: Paul Hammersley

Harbour is a new London-based collective of independent agencies formed by Paul Hammersley (left), a former senior executive at DDB and Lowe and a founder of The Red Brick Road. Members include Dare, George & Dragon, Goodstuff, Digital Natives and ...

Paul Hammersley has signed up four more agencies for his Harbour collective, which aims to be a new-style network of independent agencies. They are digital creative agency Dare, owned by Oliver which is already a member; creative content agency Digital ...

Former Cheil and Red Brick Road boss Paul Hammersley is launching Harbour, an affiliation of indie agencies aiming to compete with the big holding companies. Members include creative agency George & Dragon, media shop Goodstuff, on site specialist Oliver, outdoor ...

Matt Pye, COO of Cheil UK, the Samsung agency, is leaving hard on the heels of the appointment of former Red Brick Road and EDC (owner of Dare among others) boss Paul Hammersley as group CEO. Pye (left), who also ...

Sometimes people move from one agency to another just because they do; in other cases it might mean a bit more. Two such surfaced in Campaign this week; Brian Cooper (left) is joining Ogilvy in London as ECD to work ...

My spies tell me that The Red Brick Road, the agency that resigned £110m Tesco, has been asked to continue on the account to Christmas instead of the original termination date of October. What this says about the whole pitch ...

Six agencies appear to have made the cut for the first presentations for the £110m Tesco UK account: McCann, SapientNitro, VCCP, WCRS and WPP-owned Grey and JWT. The list may be added to but many people’s favourite Publicis seems to ...

The Red Brick Road, Tesco’s UK agency for seven years, has accepted the inevitable and resigned the £110m account, all of it, it seems, including Tesco Bank, Tesco.com and trade marketing which is was supposed to be keeping. Which raises ...

Paul Weinberger, the creative who’s been key to the Tesco account at Lowe & Partners and now the The Red Brick Road, is leaving the agency. Intriguingly, though, he hasn’t said what he’s going to be doing. Weinberger, who’s also ...