Campaign articles from November 2006

Campaign archives from November 2006

Hunton exits Lowe as Walsh takes over.(Chris Hunton)(Amanda Walsh)(Brief article)
November 10, 2006... Chris Hunton, the Lowe London managing director, is leaving the agency six weeks after the arrival of the chief executive, Amanda Walsh. Hunton, 45, will not be replaced. He and Walsh are in negotiations about the details of his exit. ...

Mother lands place on J&J's Euro roster.(Brief article)
November 10, 2006... Mother has picked up the European launch duties for the Johnson & Johnson-owned toothpaste Rembrandt. The appointment, which was made without a pitch, lands Mother a position on the J&J roster, where it joins DDB London, Lowe London and...

Govt shuns press to put jobs ads online.(Brief article)
November 10, 2006... Britain's newspapers have been dealt a blow with news that the Government is planning to switch much of its recruitment advertising to online media to save money. The Government's advertising is thought to account for 12 per cent of the UK...

Masterfoods kicks off pounds 250m review.(Brief article)
November 10, 2006... Masterfoods has kicked off a review of its media planning and buying arrangements in major European markets by calling a pitch in Italy. The Italy review, for which Masterfoods has invited roster and non-roster agencies to pitch, is being...

AOL puts Grey on notice as it prepares for January pitch.(America Online Inc.)(Grey Advertising Inc.)(Brief article)
November 10, 2006... AOL has put Grey on notice as it gears up for a review in January. The decision coincides with Grey's involvement in the BSkyB review, which includes the Sky Broadband business. An AOL source said the company was uncomfortable with the fact...

Pattison resigns from PHD.(David Pattison )(Brief article)
November 10, 2006... David Pattison decides to leave the media agency he co-founded 17 years ago. David Pattison, the co-founder and worldwide chief executive of PHD, has resigned from his role with the network. Pattison, 50, who launched PHD in 1990...

Chalet exits ITV cinema sales house.(Debbie Chalet)(Brief article)
November 10, 2006... Debbie Chalet, the chief executive of Carlton Screen Advertising, is leaving the cinema sales house owned by ITV. Chalet, who has been with CSA since its creation in 1996, is reported not to have a new position to go to. Matthew...

Burnett to handle airport security job.(Brief article)
November 10, 2006... The Department for Transport has handed Leo Burnett a pounds 1.5 million brief to communicate the recent changes in aviation security policy. Under the brief, which came without a pitch, Burnett will create a tactical campaign to ensure...

IPG remains upbeat despite dollars 6m losses.(Brief article)
November 10, 2006... Interpublic claimed this week that it was getting its finances under control, despite reporting third-quarter losses of just over dollars 6 million. This figure is in dramatic contrast to a similar time last year, when the embattled...

Smith appointed as new ASA chairman.(Chris Smith )(Brief article)
November 10, 2006... The former culture secretary Chris Smith has been named as the new chairman of the industry regulator the Advertising Standards Authority. Now known as Lord Smith of Finsbury, Smith will succeed the current chairman, Lord Borrie, on 1 July...

M&C Saatchi wins pounds 28m UK MFI advertising account.(Brief article)
November 10, 2006... M&C Saatchi has landed the pounds 28 million UK advertising account for the furniture retailer MFI without a pitch. The appointment marks the end of Publicis' 17-year relationship with MFI. In July, MFI revealed revenues from its...

Johan Fourie named as Nitro's European MD.(Brief article)
November 10, 2006... Johan Fourie, the president of TBWA\G1 Europe, has been appointed as Nitro's new European managing director. Bruce Crouch, the current managing director of the London agency, will carry on as the executive creative director alongside the...

McCann and APA in production conflict.(Advertising Producers Association)(McCann-Erickson Inc.)(Brief article)
November 10, 2006... A row has broken out between The Advertising Producers' Association and McCann Erickson, following an e-mail sent by the APA to its members warning them that the agency was planning to bring production in-house. The e-mail, which McCann...

Bacardi eyes shops for its digital output.(Brief article)
November 10, 2006... Bacardi Global Brands is approaching agencies about a number of digital marketing campaigns the company is currently planning. Bacardi Global Brands is the division of Bacardi & Company that looks after marketing brands, including Bacardi...

Haines and son to launch new headhunters.(Gay Haines)(Brief article)
November 10, 2006... Gay Haines, one of the advertising industry's most famous and powerful headhunters, is to open a new headhunting company with her son, Jay. The former Kendall Tarrant chief executive stepped down from the board of the company's Hat Pin...

Glue London rolls out sister agency Anorak.(Brief article)
November 10, 2006... Glue London has launched Anorak, a stand-alone digital design and production agency. Anorak will be headed by glue's head of account management, Glenn Jones. It will be run separately from its sister company, and housed in different...

Equinox nets pounds 14m Hyundai UK media.(Brief article)
November 10, 2006... Hyundai Motor Group has moved its pounds 14 million UK media planning and buying business from PHD to ZenithOptimedia's Equinox subsidiary. The move is part of an alignment of Hyundai's global media business. It was carried out in...

Law Firm lands pounds 10m Standard.
November 10, 2006... Agencies snubbed as Associated Newspapers awards The Law Firm its Evening Standard ad account. Associated Newspapers has handed the Evening Standard's advertising account to The Law Firm, along with a proposed ad budget of up to pounds 10...

Hall Moore scoops ebookers account.(Brief article)
November 10, 2006... Hall Moore CHI has picked up the advertising account for ebookers.com, as it looks to increase its share of the online travel sector. The agency won the business following a pitch against undisclosed agencies. Hall Moore has been...

O'Keeffe/Angell to co-chair at Aerials.(Aerial Awards)(Brief article)
November 10, 2006... John O'Keeffe, the executive creative director of Bartle Bogle Hegarty, and Nick Angell, the managing director of Angell Sound, will co-chair at next year's Aerial Awards. The Aerials, run by the Radio Advertising Bureau in association...

Omnicom's BBDO and 180 land Sony's dollars 56m US account.(Brief article)
November 10, 2006... Sony Electronics has selected Omnicom's BBDO New York and 180 as its agencies of record in the US. The news comes as Omnicom moves to buy a stake in the Amsterdam-based 180. The appointments follow a pitch against an undisclosed number of...

Saatchis poised to secure pounds 60m Auris.(Brief article)
November 10, 2006... Saatchi & Saatchi is expected to scoop the pounds 60 million pan-European brief to handle the launch of the Toyota Auris following a two-way shoot-out against the German advertising agency Change. The pitch for the hatchback was called in...

Burkitt lands pounds 1.5m President business.(Brief article)
November 10, 2006... President, the continental cheese and dairy company, has appointed Burkitt DDB to the pounds 1.5 million advertising account for its Emmental cheese brand, following a two-way pitch against Ogilvy & Mather. The pitch kicked off in July...

MindShare strengthens comms planning line-up.(appointment of Chris Blayze, Nicky Owen and Nilufar Fowler)(Brief article)
November 10, 2006... Blayze part of senior strategist trio hired to work on network's Unilever business. MindShare Worldwide is bolstering its communications planning capabilities on Unilever with the appointment of three senior strategists, including the head...

Omnicom swoops for pounds 10m Weapon7.
November 10, 2006... Interactive TV specialist to further iTV's expansion to US and China as it moves into Omnicom's Zulu network of agencies. Omnicom has finalised the acquisition of the interactive TV agency Weapon7, in a cash deal thought to be worth more...

Publishers pitch to revamp Sky the magazine.(British Sky Broadcasting Group PLC to market consumer magazines)(Brief article)
November 10, 2006... Publishers are lining up to pitch for the biggest magazine publishing account in the UK, Sky the magazine. BSkyB has asked the incumbent, John Brown Citrus Publishing, Conde Nast and News International to pitch for the business. A decision...

The Mill plots Santa Monica expansion.(Brief article)
November 10, 2006... The Mill has announced plans to open a Los Angeles office. The move will make the company the first post-production company to operate in three key global locations for commercials production. The visual effects shop already has offices in...

Media Forum: Will ITV's sales revamp work?
November 10, 2006... The media owner's sales relaunch must be more than cosmetic. They say you can't put lipstick on a bulldog, but is that what ITV is trying to do as it relaunches ITV Sales in the softer and more seductive guise of ITV Customer Relations? ...

Media: Chatter.
November 10, 2006... 'We are not just doing this to be friends with print media. We are doing this because there is a big business opportunity here.' - Tom Phillips, Google's director of print advertising, on the launch of its online service that enables...

Media: Flextech Television appoints managing director.(Jonathan Webb)(Brief article)
November 10, 2006... Jonathan Webb has been appointed managing director of Flextech Television. Webb was previously the director of programming for Bravo, Bravo 2, Trouble and Challenge, and replaces Lisa Opie, who is moving to five.

Media: BSkyB adds 82,000 new subscribers.(British Sky Broadcasting Group PLC)(Brief article)
November 10, 2006... BSkyB added 82,000 new subscribers in the first quarter of its financial year, its best first-quarter performance for three years. In the first statement on its new broadband service, the satellite broadcaster said it had 113,000 broadband...

Media: Appointment at The Financial Times.(Ben Hughes)(Brief article)
November 10, 2006... The Financial Times has appointed Ben Hughes, its worldwide advertising director, to the new position of global commercial director and deputy chief executive. Frances Brindle, the marketing director for Europe, the Middle East and Africa, has...

Media: Totaljobs Group appoints Universal McCann.(Brief article)
November 10, 2006... Totaljobs Group, the online media company, has appointed Universal McCann to handle its media planning and buying. Agenda21 has won the online media planning and buying brief from Totaljobs.

Media: Kip Meek to stand down from Ofcom board.(Brief article)
November 10, 2006... Kip Meek, the chief policy partner of Ofcom, is to stand down from the regulator's board from early 2007. Meek joined the Ofcom board in March 2003 and is responsible for Ofcom's content and standards, legal and international functions.

Media: Nuts to launch range of branded products.(Brief article)
November 10, 2006... Nuts, the IPC Media weekly men's magazine, is launching a range of branded products. They will include a personal Nuts greetings-card service, a collection of Nuts books and a Nuts 2007 calendar. The new products follow the launch of a Nuts...

Media: Paul Ross to join LBC 97.3 FM line-up.(Brief article)
November 10, 2006... Paul Ross is joining the weekday line-up of LBC 97.3 FM as host of the 4pm to 6.30pm slot. Ross replaces Iain Lee, who will move to a later slot between 7pm and 10pm.

Media: Carlton Screen Advertising launches marketing campaign.(Brief article)
November 10, 2006... Carlton Screen Advertising is launching a marketing campaign to position cinema as the only medium that can reach viewers when they are fully engaged. The campaign, which will run online, in trade press, on cinema six-sheet posters and...

Media: City Index reappoints The Gate.
November 10, 2006... City Index, the spread betting company, has reappointed the specialist financial agency The Gate to handle its media account. The appointment followed a two-way pitch.

Media: Sony sponsors 'Technology Special'.
November 10, 2006... Sony is sponsoring The Independent's 'Technology Special' on 11 November. The activity will be used to promote Sony brands including the Vaio laptop and Cybershot T10 camera to the Christmas market.

Media: ITV to launch research and development division.(ITV PLC)(Brief article)
November 10, 2006... ITV is to launch a central research and development division called ITV Imagine. Pele Cortizo-Burgess, the executive vice-president and director of account planning at Foote, Cone & Belding in New York, will head ITV Imagine, which will have a...

Media: Haymarket Network wins contract.
November 10, 2006... Haymarket Network, the customer magazine division of Haymarket Publishing, has won the contract to publish the Design Council's first magazine after a pitch. The title will seek to raise the profile of the contribution of British design.

Media Headliner: Can Parkinson make a big impact at Starcom?(Pru Parkinson named head of strategic planning )
November 10, 2006... The appointment of Pru Parkinson as the head of strategic planning at Starcom took many by surprise, Alasdair Reid writes. Perhaps now that Pru Parkinson has been persuaded to return to the media business, guardians of the architectural...

Media Lifeline: Ups and downs at Chrysalis.(Chrysalis Group PLC)
November 10, 2006... Despite some unrest in the radio arena, Chrysalis still outperformed some of its fiercest rivals. JANUARY 2005... The year begins uncertainly for the radio industry in general, and for Chrysalis in particular. GWR and Capital had been...

Media Perspective: It may not be too late for this year's turkey to avoid a stuffing.(ITV's marketing)
November 10, 2006... Last week, I met a man who used to work on the BBC Good Food Magazine. Amazingly, he was both good company and heterosexual. He told me that, back in the day, they used to get that extra special Christmas cover look by stuffing a microwaved...

Media: All about ... Online sales operations.
November 10, 2006... Are those driving adland's boom sector missing a trick? How inconvenient for Andy Duncan, Channel 4's chief executive. No sooner had City gossip columnists begun whispering his name in connection with the still-vacant chief executive's job...

Media: Things We Like.(ITV PLC airs Agatha Christie's Poirot detective programmes)(Guardian Digital offers free downloadable television shows)(holiday marketing of Starbucks Corp)
November 10, 2006... ITV3'S POIROT WEEKEND Digital channels often stage themed weekends, but ITV3's recent 'Poirot-fest' stood out thanks to the sheer quality of the programming, and also because ITV commissioned extra content, so you weren't just getting...

Media: Double Standards - 'The art team called it the 'Daniel Flower' issue'.(Jamie Bill of GQ Style and Dan Flower of Arena)(Interview)
November 10, 2006... As Arena marks its 20th anniversary, two players in the men's magazine market talk about who their best cover star has been, and what they like most about their jobs. JAMIE BILL PUBLISHING DIRECTOR, GQ - What has been the most exciting...

Media: Strategy Analysis - Which? re-engages with consumers.
November 10, 2006... Brand: Which? magazine Client: Which? Brief: Empower consumers Target audience: All adults Budget: Undisclosed AGENCIES Media: MC&C Creative: Watson Phillips Norman In 2007, Which?, the UK's leading consumer charity, will...

Media: Russell Davies.(British advertising)
November 10, 2006... As we all sit back and watch the slow decline of traditional British advertising, I think it behoves us to remember what that splendid old world was really good at, as well as all the stupid things it's doing now. And I suspect the...

The World: Cincinatti - P&G in significant increase on its print adspend.(Procter & Gamble Co)(Brief article)
November 10, 2006... Procter & Gamble, the world's biggest advertiser, is pumping more money into print advertising at the expense of TV. Under its marketing chief, Jim Stengel (pictured), the company's measured media spend fell by 2.9 points, to 69.3 per...

The World: Prague - PHD awarded Unilever Central European media brief.(Unilever has appointed the PHD network )(Brief article)
November 10, 2006... Unilever has appointed the PHD network to handle media duties in Central and Eastern Europe. The countries covered will include Poland, Hungary, the Czech Republic, Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia, Croatia, Slovenia, Bosnia & Herzegovina and...

The World: Singapore - Lim Yew Nee named as new MD for MEC Singapore.(Mediaedge:cia Singapore)(Brief article)
November 10, 2006... Mediaedge:cia Singapore office has named Lim Yew Nee as its new managing director. He will succeed Soothorn Areerak. Lim, who was previously the senior vice-president of advertising sales operations for MTV Asia, will report to Stephen Li,...

The World: Beijing - NBC in deal with IOC over Olympic events schedule.(National Broadcasting Company Inc)(Brief article)
November 10, 2006... After five years of talks, America's television network NBC has persuaded the International Olympics Committee to schedule two of the most popular sports - gymnastics and swimming - at a time that will allow it to broadcast them in primetime in...

The World: Tokyo - New link-up to focus on Asian internet ad market.(Dentsu Inc. contracts with 24/7 Real Media Inc.)(Brief article)
November 10, 2006... Dentsu is linking up with the New York-based 24/7 Real Media to establish a holding company to capitalise on the expansion of search-engine marketing in Asia. This initiative aims to build an initial joint venture between the two...

The World: New York - BBH, Arnold, Lowe to pitch for NY tourism brief.(Bartle Bogle Hegarty L.L.C., Lowe Group and Arnold and Company Inc.)
November 10, 2006... Bartle Bogle Hegarty, Lowe and Arnold have emerged as the probable contenders for New York City's tourism brief, which is estimated to be worth between dollars 15 million and dollars 20 million. The city is seeking to attract more than 50...

The World: Paris - Publicis warns of slower revenue growth than last year.(Publicis Groupe S.A)(Brief article)
November 10, 2006... Publicis Groupe has reported a slowdown in its organic growth. Revenue during the third quarter of the year has grown more slowly than expected, rising some 2.5 per cent to approximately dollars 1.3 billion compared with a similar period in...

The World: Warsaw - Leo Burnett Poland secures Ikea creative account.(Leo Burnett Poland contracts with IKEA UK Ltd.)
November 10, 2006... Leo Burnett in Poland has picked up the creative account for Ikea, following an eight-way pitch. The agency will be responsible for handling all of the company's creative duties across Poland. Leo Burnett has been briefed to create a...

The World: Singapore - WPP plans to link BatesAsia and David networks.
November 10, 2006... WPP is planning to draw its BatesAsia and David networks more closely together and may even combine the operations in several regional markets. It is expected that the two operations, both of which are overseen by Ogilvy & Mather, will...

The World: Shanghai - Abplanalp to set up new media auditing company.(Alex Abplanalp, Christine Qian)(Brief article)
November 10, 2006... Alex Abplanalp, the former chief executive of ZenithOptimedia China, is to set up a new auditing company, which will specialise in Chinese media. He is being joined in this venture, called the China Media Consulting Group, by Christine Qian,...

The World: Group M takes content provision to a new level.(contracts with American Broadcasting Companies Inc.)
November 10, 2006... The media planning and buying arm is co-producing a US TV drama series independently of its clients. Producing primetime drama might not seem like the obvious solution to flagging TV revenue models, but it's an option WPP is currently...

The World: Insider's View - Switzerland.(Column)
November 10, 2006... There's much more to Geneva than snow and skiing. Clients have recognised this and agencies should wise up to all the city has to offer, Marcus Brown says. 'You don't happen to have somewhere I can park my car for the ski season, do you?,'...

Close-Up: Live Issue - Never mind the pitch, it's post-pitch what counts.
November 10, 2006... Pippa Considine discovers that agencies will go to virtually any lengths to steal a march on their rivals and land an account. The presentation has finished and the client has left the agency, but there are still precious hours, days, even...

Close-Up: Live Issue - Can adland justify such big salaries?
November 10, 2006... Are the pay packets demanded by agency chiefs a true picture of their worth, Kate Nicholson asks. In an age of rising accountability, declining margins and increasing pressure from client procurement, how can agency fat cats command - and...

Close-Up: 24 hours with ... Sarah Gold.(Diary entry)
November 10, 2006... Name: Sarah Gold Job: Joint managing director, Clemmow Hornby Inge Professional mission: What's next? Personal mantra: Whenever you get a spare minute, hit the shops 6.50am Make first bowl of porridge. 7.15am Go for a run. Thirty...

Editorial: Best of British talent took on the world ... and won.(Editorial)
November 10, 2006... A relentless gloom has pervaded British advertising for so long that it often stops those involved from not being able to see the silver linings for the clouds. This being the case, it's easy to adopt a Jeremiah-like attitude towards the latest...

Editorial: Hass' death leaves a void not easily filled.(Derrick Hass)(Editorial)(Obituary)
November 10, 2006... With the death of Derrick Hass, the UK's creative community has lost a remarkable man who maintained a childlike enthusiasm for what he did well into his twilight years. So fertile was his mind that he would often paper the walls with his ads,...

Opinion: Perspective - Why David Pattison departure is end of an era.(PHD USA)(Column)
November 10, 2006... When David Pattison and Jonathan Durden quit WCRS in 1989 to launch PHD with Nick Horswell, they promised to be the Bartle Bogle Hegarty of media independents. It was a bold promise. Impertinent, even. Remember, these were the days when...

Opinion: On the Campaign Couch ... with JB.(Column)
November 10, 2006... Q: Do you think media planning and buying is bound to split, with buying perhaps one day being sourced out to a big warehouse or two in India? If so, do you think this would take some of the entrepreneurial spirit out of the media side of the...

Diary: On the QT ..(Clemmow Hornby Inge and Beattie McGuinness Bunga)(Brief article)
November 10, 2006... Clemmow Hornby Inge and Beattie McGuinness Bungay need to raise their game if they expect anyone to turn up to their Christmas parties on 14 December. Publicis, also hosting on the 14th, has edged into the lead as news leaks out it has booked...

Diary: Bid to boogie gets blame for 'misplaced' IPA Award.(Institute of Practitioners in Advertising, Rainey Kelly Campbell Roalfe/Y&R)(Brief article)
November 10, 2006... Winning the Grand Prix at the IPA Effectiveness Awards has to be the best moment in an agency's career. Or so you would think. But perhaps when you've won trophies for three of your clients, and your chief executive is involved in a media...

Diary: Call to keep it simple has failed to reach Wal-Mart.(Wal-Mart Stores Inc.)(Brief article)
November 10, 2006... It was only the other day Sir Martin Sorrell was urging the introduction of plain English into 'business-speak' (Campaign, 3 November). Some of you weren't listening. Take a recent Wal-Mart press release. If you filter through the...

Diary: JCDecaux pays tribute to Dunstone's body of work.(Charles Dunstone)(Brief article)
November 10, 2006... Jean-Franaois Decaux, the co-chief executive of the outdoor company JCDecaux, was recently invited to party the night away at the home of his West London next-door neighbour, Charles Dunstone. Decaux decided to lay on a heartfelt tribute to...

Diary: Pick of the week - Mother/Boots.(Boots Company PLC)(Brief article)
November 10, 2006... Claire Billings rejoices when she sees Mother's lavish Christmas spot for Boots: 'This ad has got everything you need to get you feeling all Christmassy: glamour, glitz, brussel sprouts and turkey stuffing - all in one flamboyant and playful TV...

Diary: Turkey of the week - DDB Amsterdam/Philips Television with Ambilight.(Brief article)
November 10, 2006... Rob Turner is left feeling irritated by DDB Amsterdam's effort for Philips Television with Ambilight, which boasts an appearance by The Incredible Hulk: 'I fail to see the connection between a raging man-mountain of a superhero, who gets angry,...

Diary: Water-cooler monitor.(advertising agencies and media)(Brief article)
November 10, 2006... What topics have the industry been discussing this week? THE TALK TIME SPENT 'Get me a talent manager.' They're all 19 mins 43 secs the rage; the ultimate accessory for any...

The seven steps to strategic success.
November 10, 2006... Laurence Green, the convenor of judges and planning partner at Fallon London, identifies the key parallels between the variety of papers that took the gongs at this year's IPA Effectiveness Awards. Had the fates conspired to propel them to...

Special Report: Asia.(advertising agencies )
November 10, 2006... As the network giants of the West continue to grow in the East, it exposes one of the good things about this business: great ideas and creativity can come from anyone, anywhere. While running a marketing communications behemoth might take a...

Special Report: Asia - The view from the top.(Viewpoint essay)
November 10, 2006... The networks have a balancing act on their hands in order to capitalise fully on the growth in Asia. Adam Woods talks to the key players about their plans for the region. Nuclear tests in North Korea, a coup in Thailand and continuing...

Special Report: Asia - An Asian Private View.
November 10, 2006... A merry band comprising a confusing lady boy, Elephant Man incarnate and cuddly firebrand quintet helps provide two of the region's experts with another reminder of the exciting work currently emanating from the East. I was staying at the...

Special Report: Asia - There's life in old media yet.
November 10, 2006... India's rapidly expanding print and TV industries are ripe for advertisers, Deborah Bonello says. India, home to more than a billion people and 18 official languages, is enjoying a media boom. The TV and newspaper industries in the country...

The Work: New Campaigns - UK.(Marks and Spencer PLC advertising contract with Rainey Kelly Campbell Roalfe/Y&R)
November 10, 2006... ONE TO LOOK OUT FOR - MARKS & SPENCER - FIRE AND ICE CREDITS Project: Fire and ice Client: Steve Sharp, executive director marketing, Marks & Spencer Brief: Promote the glamour of the Marks & Spencer range Creative agency: Rainey Kelly...

The Work: New Campaigns - The World.(End Child Prostitution, Child Pornography And the Trafficking contract with Air France S.A)
November 10, 2006... ECPAT - SEX TOURISM INVOLVING CHILDREN - INTERNATIONAL Credits Project: Sex tourism involving children Clients: Carole Bartoli, programme co-ordinator, ECPAT; Franaois Brousse, senior vice-president, corporate communications, Air France...

The Work: Private View.(advertising campaigns)(Viewpoint essay)
November 10, 2006... CREATIVE - GRAHAM FINK, EXECUTIVE CREATIVE DIRECTOR, M&C SAATCHI 'Good is the enemy of great.' Says the quote pinned on my wall. A constant reminder to push that extra bit harder for something really special. I'm sure a lot...

Movers: Appointment at 141 Worldwide.(Liz Childerley)(Brief article)
November 10, 2006... The London office of the WPP-owned 141 Worldwide has bolstered its management team with the appointment of Liz Childerley as its business development director. Childerley joins from WWAV Rapp Collins, where she held equivalent roles at its...