Wellington-based arts promoter Stewart Macpherson has forged sponsorship deals with Resene and Nissan (Whybin/TBWA) to get behind his upcoming $30 million Aotea Centre exhibition of the art of Banksy, the celebrated English street artist.
It’s a wrap! Adshel completes roadside network expansion
Adshel has completed the expansion of its Adshel Live digital street furniture network, installing 70 additional screens as part of the phase three roll-out.
Roam helps ASB get one step ahead
ASB Business Ventures has engaged Auckland digital product design agency Roam to create a mobile app and website aimed at small business owners.
True wins Southern Cross Health pitch
Grey Lynn indie True has won the Southern Cross Health Society brand and communications agency pitch. The incumbent was Contagion Auckland.
Arrivals & Departures: Mango lures top talents
DDB Group communications agency Mango has appointed a new experiential director – Noeline van den Berg, who joins from Publicis Groupe South Africa, to lead Mango’s events team, delivering experiential campaigns for a range of clients including McDonald’s, Specsavers and Mini.
FCB wins eco-Gold in Europe
Brussels (Nov 20) – The 2017 Care Awards, which reward social marketing campaigns, have handed out nine premium prizes in Europe – one of which went to FCB New Zealand.
Augusto and The Clubhouse win Gold with Lydia Ko
Global women golf organisers the LPGA have awarded ther Gold Driver prize to Auckland indie creative agency Augusto and Auckland sports marketing agency The Clubhouse (organisers of the McKaysom NZ Women’s Open) for Best Advertising Campaign and Promotional Plan.
Phantom heads downtown
Phantom Billstickers has unveiled two new sites in high-traffic zones in the central Auckland heartland – at 59 Nelson St and 310 Queen St.
Reality check for drug drivers
Stoned drivers are being warned of the realities in a new campaign from Clemenger BBDO Wellington and the NZ Transport Agency.
Boyd PR creates second children’s book for rescue helicopter service
Following the success of its first children’s book, Auckland agency Boyd PR has published a second story to help raise funds for the Northland Rescue Helicopter.
