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Aussie expat Neil Heymann has joined Accenture Interactive as its first ever global chief creative officer.

The former Droga5 global CCO decamped to Publicis less than a year ago to open its New York-based creative collective.

With the Prime Minister worried about a hung parliament, a successful Sydney couple is behind an anti-Liberal campaign in Wentworth.

Little Black Book, M&C Saatchi Chilanga’s creative director speaks with LBB’s Ben Conway about being a “colourful observer”, talent being wasted through fear and creating an impact through passion

Welcome to Campaign's weekly round-up of the hires, departures and promotions across the industry.

Droga5 founder takes over as Brian Whipple retires

Accenture has appointed acclaimed creative icon David Droga, founder and chairman of Droga5, as Accenture Interactive’s new CEO and creative chairman, effective September 1st, 2021.

July 20 2021, 11:00 am | BY Kim Shaw | No Comments Toyota, a major sponsor of the Tokyo Olympic Games, has decided to pull their Games sponsorship TV campaigns in Japan. The move is due to the lack of public support in Japan for the staging of the Games.   A Toyota spokesperson in Japan is quoted in Japanese daily newspaper Yomiuri as saying “The Olympics is becoming an event that has not gained the public’s understanding.” Tokyo is currently under its fourth state of emergency si...

Culture is the only sustainable advantage that an agency can have. Perhaps the most creative agencies are more successful because they block the noise that leadership changes bring about from the people who are really doing the work.

Dentsu International has bolstered its bench strength with Singapore-based appointments made across its Creative offering.