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No. 107 / December 2007 www.wpp.com |
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| Welcome to e.wire, WPP's public monthly round-up of news and initiatives from across our worldwide network. WPP people can also access the full version on the Group intranet. If you can't see this news bulletin properly, you can also view it here News highlights Dell picks WPP for $4.5 billion global marketing account Dell announced today that it is partnering with WPP to create a global integrated marketing and communications agency. WPP backs start-up creative agency, Johannes Leonardo, in New York A brand new creative agency, Johannes Leonardo, has opened its doors in New York, founded by multi-award winning creative talents, Jan Jacobs and Leo Premutico, formerly Executive Creative Directors at Saatchi & Saatchi. WPP is a partner. Jacobs, 37, and Premutico, 29, were recently recognised as the world's fourth most-awarded creative directors by Creativity magazine. Between them, the duo has won over 30 'Lions' at the International Advertising Festival in Cannes, and many other industry accolades. Johannes Leonardo is based in New York. WPP Digital takes stake in Indian digital marketing/web solutions agency, Quasar WPP Digital has acquired a 75% stake in Quasar, one of India's leading independent digital marketing and web solutions agencies. Quasar offers clients a fully comprehensive range of digital skills including digital media, creative, ebusiness solutions, search marketing and optimization, mobile marketing, ecommerce, social media and eCRM. Clients include MakeMyTrip, Monster, Microsoft, Motorola, LG, Zapak and VISA. Red hot creative team opens new agency with WPP support in Thailand, called MONDAY A new creative agency called MONDAY, has launched in Thailand with backing from WPP. Founding partners Passapol Limpisirisan and Wiboon Leepakpreeda promise to bring a bolder and fresher vision to advertising, marketing, and brand development in Thailand. New business Grey New York wins E*TRADE Financial MediaCom Australia wins LVMH and Pfizer New offers Hill & Knowlton launches CSR offering in Asia Hill & Knowlton Asia Pacific's corporate practice has launched a Corporate Social Responsibility 2.0 offering, that focuses on helping companies respond more effectively to increasing activism from stakeholders. Components of CSR 2.0 include: audits & analysis, program development & assistance, stakeholder engagement, internal communications, reporting, and media relations. Contact Glenn Schloss +852-2894-6328. People Emmy award winner David Lang named President of MindShare Entertainment Brendan Tansey appointed CEO of Wunderman UK JWT Chief Creative Officer Craig Davis to head film/press jury at Cannes Awards OgilvyInteractive ranked #1 in North America in the Forrester Wave Interactive Marketing Agencies Evaluation report |
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