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.
A former APAC agency head returns to the region to take up the position vacated by Matthew Godfrey last October. Y&R has appointed Publicis/Saatchi veteran Chris Foster as Asia president, returning to the region to take up the position vacated by Matthew Godfrey in October.
Auckland digital PR/activations agency Darkhorse has appointed Courtenay Clark as social media manager in its growing team. Clark has six years of social media experience, and has worked at Socialites in downtown Auckland, in-house at Città Design Auckland and most recently at Auckland digital design agency Hello.
Auckland indie Lassoo Media & PR has strengthened its digital team – promoting one staffer, and bringing back an old friend – as online marketing spend in New Zealand continues to grow.
Adshel NZ is collaborating with Wellington City Council and the Urban Art Foundation in a Hidden Treasures project that aims to enrich the vibrancy of our capital city.
Auckland brand development indie Lachlan McPherson & Friends has created a campaign for Rodney Wayne – perhaps NZ’s most awarded hair salon brand – to unveil the launch of the brand’s #devotedtoyou collection.
SYDNEY – Leading global engagement marketing software/solutions provider Marketo has announced that it will increase the sync speed of their salesforce CRM integration by up to 50%.
Wellington creative digital agency Resn is celebrating the winning of its one-hundredth FWA Award – touted as the rarest digital trophy ever – at the UK’s Favourite Website Awards competition.
A modest return for New Zealand at Epica 2017, with Colenso BBDO and Augusto the only Kiwis to win metal in Berlin. Both agencies scored Bronzes – Colenso’s was a Film award for Spark Little Can Be Huge – Celebrate Family in the Communication & Public Services category.
TBWA\Auckland and Eleven PR (a division of TBWA NZ) created the marketing sparkle for Japanese beer brands Asahi Super Dry and ASICS Tiger, who have collaborated in New Zealand to create a limited-edition, custom sneaker collection to mark Asahi Super Dry’s 30th anniversary.