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Meta refreshes ANZ communications agency roster with Icon, Pead and Snack Drawer - Vimarsana News

Meta refreshes ANZ communications agency roster with Icon, Pead and Snack Drawer

Meta has today announced the appointment of Icon Agency and Snack Drawer as its Australian PR agencies of record and Pead as its New Zealand PR agency of record, following a competitive pitch process. Together, Icon Agency and Pead will deliver a mix of corporate, B2B, policy, and consumer com

Meta Appoints Pead To PR Retainer - Vimarsana News

Meta Appoints Pead To PR Retainer

Meta today announced the appointment of Icon Agency and Snack Drawer as its Australian PR agencies of record, and Pead as its New Zealand PR agency of record, following a competitive pitch process. Together, Icon Agency and Pead will deliver a mix of ...

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Business.Scoop » Meta Appoints Pead To PR Retainer

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CEO's 2021 Year in Review and 2022 Preview - Vimarsana News

CEO's 2021 Year in Review and 2022 Preview

In 2021 the screen industry continued to adapt to working in the COVID-19 pandemic, as planning for sudden lockdowns, COVID-Safe ways of working and

Instagram and Screen Australia offer training programs for First Nations creatives - Vimarsana News

Instagram and Screen Australia offer training programs for First Nations creatives

In a bid to increase diversity on their platform, Instagram have partnered with Screen Australia to offer grans worth $7600 to up-and-coming First Nations content creators. The grants will offer multiple months of training on how to create Reels or IGTV content, as well as mentoring and networking opportunities. Applications are open until June 17 - with those applying asked to shoot a one-minute video about themselves, their profile and the communities they connect to. Nyul-Nyul, Bardie and Yawuru woman Cecilia Raftery told NITV News she would be applying. “We all know that Aboriginal and ...

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