SYDNEY, Today: GroupM has created a new agency in New Zealand with merger of global shops Essence and MediaCom.
The return of Kiwi Lager
AUCKLAND, Today: Motion Sickness has produced a nostalgic campaign for newly revived retro beer brand Kiwi Lager. DB senior marketing manager Sam Forrest said: “Through the mists of time emerges a lost national treasure, an iconic brew that once filled the proverbial belly of the nation.
Accenture Interactive to rebrand as Accenture Song; but Droga5 and The Monkeys retain identities
SYDNEY, Wednesday: Accenture Interactive is rebranding as Accenture Song; But creative agencies Droga5 and The Monkeys to retain their identities, according to Australian trade media. The release was not distributed in NZ.
ORCA judges announced
AUCLAND, Today: The judging panel for The Radio Bureau’s ORCA (Outstanding Radio Creative Awards) has been unveiled …
Entries open for the Marketing Awards
AUCKLAND, Today: The TVNZ-NZ Marketing Awards have issued their 2022 call for entries. “With an expanded awards programme and new categories, more opportunity for recognising innovation, and a bigger venue to put marketing excellence and leadership in Aotearoa centre stage, the awards are evolving in 2022,” says the release.
Groov launches Embed modules: Interactive online learning for workplace wellbeing via Daylight
AUCKLAND, Today: Groov (formerly Mentemia), co-founded by Sir John Kirwan, has partnered with Daylight to transform its Embed wellbeing programme for the modern workplace.
WAVE launches new campaign for Overseer starring Hayden Paddon
MOUNT MAUNGANUI, Today: WAVE Creative Communications Agency has released a new campaign for sustainable farming software, OverseerFM.
Keep The Amazon Prime
AUCKLAND, Today: The Earth’s largest rainforest is critical in the fight against climate change. And it’s disappearing.
Fresh new brand campaign puts chartered accountants front and centre
AUCKLAND, Friday: Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand (CA ANZ) launched its new brand campaign this evening, led by a prominent new TVC highlighting the difference Chartered Accountants offer small to medium sized businesses.
