The Green Party has appointed downtown Auckland agency Post Creative to work on the party’s upcoming election campaign.
TV ONE publicist Dominica Leonard has resigned to join World Vision as a PR advisor. “Hopefully, it will be as much fun as working in television has been,” she says.
This year’s Effies Entry Writing Workshop will again be facilitated by Convenor of Judges Lew Bentley, an Auckland-based independent strategic planner and researcher.
Saatchi & Saatchi Worldwide CEO Kevin Roberts has resigned as an independent director on the board of Telecom/Spark – and has been replaced by a San Francisco-based Aussie.
Ogilvy & Mather has created a new print campaign for Forest & Bird that swings on the power of a humble $5 bill. It will run in The Listener, and other selected magazines.
Auckland-based Cannes Grand Prix-winning advertising & design agency Special Group has confirmed it is opening its first international office, in Sydney.
Men’s Health Week launched yesterday amid a blast of publicity that included primetime coverage on TV, and stories in all major newspapers, radio stations and news websites. Seldom has the spotlight shone so brightly on men’s health issues.
Mana magazine – published in-house since its inception in 1993 – has struck a licensing deal with NZ Geographic publisher Kowhai Media that will see the title undergo a major relaunch.
The first issue of Mana will come out on Monday 28 July. The move follows an undertaking from the title’s founder Derek Fox to restructure the business to better cope with current economic pressures.
