Grey Lynn integrated design & advertising agency Lemonade, with local film company Merlin, has shot a new tvc featuring Panasonic’s new brand ambassador, All Black Beauden Barrett.
Big Aussie newspaper comp taps Kiwi finalists
NZ newspapers (and their digital editions) are tasting success at Australia’s 2017 NewsMediaWorks Advertising & Marketing Awards – with 12 entries selected for the finals.
Ka Mate blows the Brits away
Aotearoa’s haka – the focus of Flying Fish’s Sky UK Lions TV promo, a project commissioned specifically for UK & Irish viewing audiences and released only abroad – has triggered a tweet explosion from excited Lions fans at home.
Botica adds Passion
Strategic public relations consultancy Botica Butler Raudon Partners is making a play for a greater share of the overall PR pie by acquiring consumer/sustainability/social consultancy Passion PR from founder Leanne Frisbie.
Agency-marketer awards entry call
Campaign Asia-Pacific has issued its 2017 call for entries for its Agency Marketer Partnership Awards, now into its fourth year.
The Spikes entry call
The Spikes Asia has issued its entry call for its upcoming three-day Festival of Creativity to be held at Suntec Singapore from Wednesday 17 September to Friday 29 September.
Barnes Catmur work makes finals in London
Barnes Catmur & Friends Dentsu’s TVC work for Heart Foundation NZ has won it a place in the shortlist for the WARC Brand Purpose Awards – a new, London-based competition honouring the effective use of emerging marketing disciplines.
NZ agency wins global redesign for Chevron Havoline
Multi-national energy company Chevron has appointed Auckland brand agency Radiation to redesign its Havoline brand for global use.
E-Commerce takes centre stage in Auckland
Brand consistency in an omnichannel world is the discussion focus at Shoptalk – a retailer meetup that precedes the inaugural NZ E-Commerce 1 to 1 one-day event coming to the Maritime Room Auckland on Thursday 20 July.
Arrivals & Departures: MediaWorks adds commercial division muscle
MediaWorks has made a raft of new hires in its commercial division, introducing a virtual new wave of managers to its teams across Auckland.
