EXCLUSIVE: Sophia Zhang to Leave GALE After Less Than Three Months as North America CEO
Sophie Zhang will depart GALE on May 30 after more than a decade at the agency to take on a brand-side role.
Revolving Door Roundup: MSNBC Continues to Staff Up Ahead of Versant Launch
MSBNC adds to its growing executive ranks.
Walmart Restructuring Will Slash 1,500 Corporate Jobs
Walmart wants to do away with layers and complexity, accelerate decision-making, and help its employees innovate rapidly.
Allen Media Hires Four Ad Sales Executives
The four execs come from Warner Bros
Uber Will Sell In-Car Ads in New York City, Reversing a Longstanding Ban
New Yorkers groan at backseat ads, but Uber is betting on its data and design to flip perception.
Flodesk Taps VCCP as First Creative AOR
Email marketing startup Flodesk has named VCCP its first creative agency of record, ADWEEK has learned. The decision marks a milestone for Flodesk, which has grown to over 90,000 customers […]
Capturing Luxury Shoppers on TikTok With David Yurman’s Carolyn Dawkins
How younger consumers are reshaping the jewelry category.
WBD and TNT Sports Sell Out Roland-Garros Ad Inventory
WBD and TNT Sports sell out Roland-Garros ad inventory as ad sales exec Jon Diament says more than 80 brands bought into coverage.
Cadbury rejects AI for real, oozing chocolate in new VCCP global campaign
A chunk of Cadbury’s Dairy Milk, filmed melting in slow motion, is the start and finish point for an entire global campaign by VCCP. The simple idea, spearheaded by a 15-second TV spot, is even translated across media. There’s an extended 40-second version playing out in Piccadilly Circus, an “immersive 3D soundscape” running across Spotify … The post Cadbury rejects AI for real, oozing chocolate in new VCCP global campaign first appeared on More About Advertising.
Ryan Reynolds-Linked MNTN Goes Public at $16 Per Share to Grow Connected TV Ads
Founder Mark Douglas spoke with ADWEEK about the IPO before the bell.