AUCKLAND, Wednesday: Whanau support outfit Whānau Ora is expanding the roll-out of its successful Fight For Your Whakapapa vaccination campaign via Motion Sickness.
Kiwi joins exclusive club
NEW YORK, Wednesday: DDB Aotearoa NZ art director Sarsha Drakeford is one of just nine Next Creative Leaders announced by The One Club for Creativity and The 3% Movement.
Sexual wellness title finds a formidable partner
AUCKLAND, Wednesday: Sexual wellness online magazine Nak-Ed and Stuff have officially launched a content partnership that will see Nak-Ed content published on the Stuff website, “heralding a new wider conversation that aims to lower the walls surrounding previously taboo subjects”.
oOh! brings $10,000 cash + $20,000 media to next week’s Effies
AUCKLAND, Wednesday: This year, oOh!media is again sponsoring several key categories at the Effie Awards 2021, being held virtually next Wednesday 10 November.
Deck the Halls
AUCKLAND, Wednesday: With the festive season just around the corner, The Warehouse has released its latest campaign with DDB Aotearoa NZ to reassure Kiwis that The Warehouse has got Christmas covered for everyone.
MBM taps Lee-Ann Morris as its first ceo
AUCKLAND, Today: Media agency MBM has appointed Lee-Ann Morris to the newly created position of ceo. She will join the agency in February 2022 from PHD Media where she has been managing director for the past five years.
The Sound – in vinyl
AUCKLAND, Today: To celebrate 10 years of playing great music, MediaWorks’ The Sound teamed up with Universal Music NZ to create the ultimate album for music lovers – a genuine limited-edition 33⅓ r.p.m.* vinyl.
Saatchi & Saatchi upsizes in lockdown
AUCKLAND, Today: After a year of rapid growth and four significant business wins including Z Energy and ANZ FIFA Women’s World Cup Australia & NZ 2023, Saatchi & Saatchi NZ has further strengthened its senior team with a number of key hires in their Auckland office.
Wright PR wins sustainability projects
AUCKLAND, Today: Shortland St-based PR agency Wright Communications has won a raft of clients seeking the agency’s specialist sustainability strategic planning and story-telling skills.
Let’s get rolling!
AUCKLAND, Today: The New Zealand Advertising Producers Group is calling on the government to allow TV commercial production industry to resume operation when Auckland shifts to Level 3.2 next week.
