Podcasts about m c saatchi

Manche Fußball-Sammeldosen sind hart umgekämpft und es gibt Menschen, die so ziemlich alles tun würden, um ihre Sammlung zu komplettieren. Frank Behrendt und Jens Breuer sprechen über den lustigen EM-Spot von LIDL und Lothar Matthäus. Außerdem: Wenn Zuckerstückchen zum Verhängnis werden - Sächsische Kita will nicht mehr "Benjamin Blümchen" heißen | Bewegende Worte für Frank Elstner - Showtitan für sein Lebenswerk geehrt | Und: Endlich Nachrichten für alle - ARD startet "tagesschau in einfacher Sprache". Wir bedanken uns bei: Jens Spahn, Olaf Scholz, Friedrich Merz, Markus Söder, Lothar Matthäus, Uli Hoeneß, LIDL, FC Bayern München, Miroslav Klose, Paul Breitner, Karl-Heinz Rummenigge, Berti Vogts, M&C Saatchi, Cem Öztabakci, Stadt Bautzen, Kindertagesstätte Spreewichtel Bautzen, Frank Elstner, Enya Elstner, Prof. Dr. Jens Volkmann, tagesschau, Susanne Holst, tagesschau24, Boris Pistorius, Antje Pieper und Ulrich Wickert

Welcome to Start the Week, our Monday scene-setter for the week ahead. In today's audio-led edition: Nine's scandal over behaviour of its ex-news boss threatens to engulf CEO Mike Sneesby; winners start to emerge in the News Corp restructure; and is Cam Blackley's Bureau of Everything the next stage of agency evolution?If you've been thinking about upgrading to an Unmade membership, this is the perfect time. Your membership includes:* Member-only pricing for our HumAIn (tomorrow) and REmade (October 1) conferences;* A complimentary invitation to Unmade's Compass event (November);* Member-only content and our paywalled archives;* Your own copy of Media UnmadeTough questions about how much Nine management knew about news boss Darren Wick's behaviourNine's CEO Mike Sneesby has returned early from holiday to deal with an escalating crisis over the company's handling of complaints about the alleged behaviour of former director of news and current affairs Darren Wick towards women who worked for him.In a key development today, The Australian reports: “It's understood multiple non-disclosure agreements have been signed by female staff at Nine over interactions they had with Wick in recent years.” The claim about Nine using NDAs is not verified.This followed the weekend's reporting by the Sydney Morning Herald - owned by Nine - that Wicks “has been accused of engaging in drunken, lecherous behaviour in what furious staff say was “an open secret” for more than a decade.”For legal reasons, Unmade should point out that it does not claim that the allegations being made about Wick are true; only that they are being reported.Also today, former M&C Saatchi executives Cam Blackley and Em Taylor have launched a new creative offering, Bureau of Everything.And the executive winners in the forthcoming News Corp shakeup are starting to emerge. Reportedly, Nicholas Gray will head up the prestige division; Mark Reinke will lead metro and sport; and Pippa Leary will get the free division.And what the hell were Canva thinking with their rap battle?Further reading:* Australian Financial Review: Canva, in the US, lifts the lid on its plan to win over Wall Street* Daily Telegraph: Nine's sordid ‘cover-up': ex news director's alleged inappropriate behaviour kept secret* Sky News: Channel Nine star's HR complaint against Darren Wick over inappropriate behaviour was leaked directly to former news boss* Sydney Morning Herald: Former Nine News boss Darren Wick accused by staff of drunken, lecherous behaviour* Capital Brief: Nine CEO touches down as scandal over former exec intensifies* The Australian: Seven West news boss Anthony De Ceglie urges staff to ignore the TV ratings* The Australian: Advertising guns launch office offering ‘end to end' strategy and creativity* Australian Financial Review: Winners and losrers emerge as News Corp's major restructure takes shapeToday's episode features Tim Burrowes and Abe UdyEditing was courtesy of Abe's Audio, the people to talk to about voiceovers, sound design and podcast production.Time to leave you to start your week. We'll be back with more tomorrow with a special post for our paying members explaining all the issues around today's developments in the SCA takeover battle.Toodlepip…Tim BurrowesPublisher - Unmadetim@unmade.media This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.unmade.media/subscribe

On this week's Campaign news podcast, tech editor Lucy Shelley and media editor Beau Jackson discuss the top stories of the past week including:Accenture Song's Unlimited acquisitionM&C Saatchi's new strategyMonzo signing AnalogFolkHavas Media Network's new centralised planning teamInterview with EssenceMediacom's Kate RowlinsonAlso coming up for the week ahead: the Mail Metro Media football tournament, Campaign Experience Awards (17 April) and Campaign Media Awards (18 April)Note: When discussing Havas Media Network's Connected Planning Hub it is stated that the team will run across “All the different Havas businesses.” To clarify, this refers to all businesses which fall under Havas Media Network in the UK which is Havas Media, Havas Entertainment, Havas Market and Havas Play.Further reading:M&C Saatchi nabs McCann's Rob Doubal and Laurence ThomsonM&C Saatchi to consider US acquisitions to bulk up creative network Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Campaign media editor Beau Jackson, premium content editor Nicola Merrifield and UK editor Maisie McCabe delve into some of the latest news and features.They discuss M&C Saatchi's hiring of Jo Bacon – global client lead for Ogilvy and WPP across Unilever – as its chief executive, the departure of R/GA London's executive strategy director Fern Miller, and how far digital advertising can save the linear TV downturn.There is also the launch of Campaign Canada and the upcoming Campaign TV Advertising Summit. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Gill Linton is the cofounder and curatorial persona behind Byronesque, a digital boutique department store that uniquely merges editorial content with a focus on contemporary vintage fashion. As editor-in-chief, Linton is a thought leader in the realm of editorial-based e-commerce and has long been a go-to brand strategist well-versed in the subculture of vintage fashion. Hailing from London, Linton divides her time between Paris and New York, collaborating with designers, consultants, editors, stylists, and other in-the-know individuals to reissue vintage finds and preserve creative brand histories. For her, it is essential to encourage people to be more thoughtful and slower when buying clothes—institute a cultural shift in shopping behavior. Episode Highlights: “The odd one out:” Born in London into a Scottish family, Linton got her start at M+C Saatchi, where she was able to pursue her passion for advertising, branding, and creating content. Serendipitous start: From her first job, she moved to BBC Radio 1, which was a state-run representation of youth culture. She was able to move into the fashion industry through a move to New York to work with the agency of entrepreneur Russell Simmons.  Brand evolution: Linton began in the fashion industry at a time when concepts like “brand heritage” weren't considered in traditional marketing.  Bridging gaps: She cofounded Byronesque, set apart from traditional resale sites, to focus on “contemporary vintage” with a global network of vintage sellers and private collectors. Resale is the new fast fashion: increased volume and perpetuated ideas of buying and selling in the resale sector have led Linton, through Byronesque, to “encourage people to be a little bit more considered, slower, and to keep things for a long time.” Fighting flip culture: Byronesque believes the clothes it sells and stories it tells have more meaning than the mainstream gives them. Careful curation: Making Byronesque “a specialist environment” for vintage and “future vintage” of luxury brands, Linton has been authenticating, partnering with archive teams, and organizing concessions for luxury brands in an attempt to provide more agency and control over resale markets and brand image.  Reissuing vintage: Byronesque has reissued vintage finds from Helmut Lang, Vex Generation, Claude Montana, THREEASFOUR, and other brands that have been producing iconic items in decades past. Collector's items in fashion: Her concern with keeping clothing as investment pieces drives a blockchain-based authentication process, and brings up the power of narrative and the importance of story. What's contemporary now: Real talent, Linton says, and she hopes to see a resurgence of talent among a generation and in an evolved industry where that's not always necessary.

The Brand Retro Podcast welcomes Justine Pogroske, the creative powerhouse behind Million Dollar Branders. Listen in as Justine and Mike dive into the essence of branding and the entrepreneurial odyssey. Justine and Mike also discuss the art of thinking bigger and the strategies behind crafting a brand that exudes luxury and value without breaking the bank. They debunk the myth that high-end branding requires a million-dollar investment, and instead, share insightful tips on how to achieve that million-dollar image through smart design, strategic positioning, and a clear brand message. Whether you're a startup or an established business, this conversation will illuminate how to elevate your brand's perception and captivate your market. Tune in for a masterclass on making your brand look and feel like a million bucks! Who's the Guest? Justine Pogroske has worked for global advertising agencies such as Ogilvy and Mather, M&C Saatchi. Her unique ability to optimize her client's ROI is rooted in reliable methods and Key Performance Indicators to meet every target point. Her years of corporate experience and unwavering dedication to her craft has equipped her with essential skills to successfully navigate the corridors of the international marketplace. Whether on Main Street or in the Metaverse, you can find Justine engaged in cutting-edge projects ranging from NFTs, Future Fashion-tech, Digital marketing via the Internet-of-things and augmented reality. After years of working with top global agencies, global change makers, leading entrepreneurs, celebrities, thought leaders and Fortune 500 companies, Justine has cultivated a passion for building legacy brands that impact and inspire for generations to come. Highlights 00:57 Justine's initial professional experience in publishing and how she felt the need to move from laying out other people's copy to producing her own creative work 05:08 The two key problems in the current competitive market of agencies and creators 09:09 What is the Million Dollar Branders 15:23 Justine's process of developing her business and brand vision 18:34 Her process towards making businesses stand out by going against the grain and flipping conventional wisdom 21:43 Using the power of a brand as your visual negotiations tool 23:19 Why you should choose customers over your competition and the danger of just seeking an agency to "do the work" 25:09 Role of creativity in leaving a legacy brand   Episode Resources Connect with Mike Brevik: www.brandretro.com http://www.cyberdogzmarketing.com/ mike@cyberdogzmarketing.com   Connect with Justine Pogroske https://justinepogroskeofficial.com/ https://www.instagram.com/justinepogroske_official/ https://linktr.ee/justinepogroskeofficial http://milliondollarbranders.com/blogs/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/justine-pogroske-12286223   Subscribe, Share and Review To get the next episode subscribe with your favorite podcast player. Subscribe with Apple Podcasts Follow on Spotify Leave a review on Apple Podcasts

Campaign UK editor-in-chief Gideon Spanier covers some of the biggest global media trends and the changing fortunes of tech giants and agency groups in conversation with Joanna O'Connell from R3 Worldwide, and Ian Jacob, whose portfolio of directorships includes chairing the board at UKOM.Introducing the episode, Spanier and media editor Beau Jackson talk about the biggest stories of the week including the shake-up at M&C Saatchi, and the flurry of people moves adland is making in the lead up to the end of the year, mentioning Chaka Sobhani's move to DDB Worldwide, and Google adding Condé Nast's Vanessa Kingori and Sophie Neary from Meta to its leadership team. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Richard Thompson, the chair of M&C Saatchi in the UK and chair of the England and Wales Cricket Board, joins Campaign's UK editor-in-chief Gideon Spanier, to discuss the growing power of celebrity and influencer talent in the marketing world.Thompson also discusses corporate changes at M&C Saatchi, with CEO Moray MacLennan leaving in September. And, as summer draws to a close, Thompson also discusses cricket and the challenges and opportunities – from the need to make it more inclusive and more global to what the ad industry can learn from the game.Lastly, Edelman UK's chief creative officer Emma de la Fosse joins Uncommon CX creative partner Ben Golik, to discuss the latest ads: Apple Pay “Pay the Apple way” (in-house); Amazon Books “That reading feeling” by Droga5 London; Mini and Dogs Trust “Travel happy” by Media.Monks.Further reading:Moray MacLennan to leave M&C Saatchi as CEOApple Pay "Pay the Apple way"Amazon Books "That reading feeling" by Droga5 LondonMini and Dogs Trust "Travel happy" by Media.Monks Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Today's edition of The Unmakers features adland royalty Justin Drape and Michael Canning, co-founders of travel platform Exceptional Alien. This month, they stepped back into the brand space with the brand-focused Exceptional Alien Studio.Welcome to the latest episode of The Unmakers, Unmade's podcast series where we talk to the people remaking the media and marketing world. Today's interview features Justin Drape and Michael Canning.In business terms, Drape has been one of the most accomplished creatives Australia has seen in recent years. He was was co-founder of creative agency The Monkeys, arguably Australia's most successful creative agency startup of the last two decades. It was sold to Accenture for a $63m back in 2017.Meanwhile, Canning has held a string of creative leadership roles at some of the best known agency networks, including M&C Saatchi in Australia, along with Leo Burnett and 72&Sunny in the US.Two years ago, the duo swapped the agency world for publishing when they launched Exceptional Alien as a series of app-first local travel guides, fronted by celebrated creators.The new Exceptional Agency Studio will see Drape and Canning offer their talents to marketers, not just creating content for brands on the Exceptional Alien platform, but helping with bigger brand challenges. Essentially, they're back in the agency business.Exceptional Alien is already building. “I think that we're scaling, and I think success for Exceptional Alien will be an international audience that we're already growing. That's what we're aiming for. We have team members in LA and New York. We have a lot of interest in partnerships that will be announced soon,” Drape says.If you're an Unmaker with a story to tell about how you're changing the media and marketing world, we'd love to hear from you on letters@unmade.media.Today's episode of The Unmakers was edited by Abe's audio and produced by Seja Al Zaidi.Audio production was courtesy of Abe's Audio, the people to talk to about voiceovers, sound design and podcast production.Message us: letters@unmade.media This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.unmade.media/subscribe

Les frères Saatchi sont des mécènes et de grands connaisseurs d'art contemporain. Ils l'ont prouvé en fondant en 1985 la Saatchi Gallery à Londres. Pour suivre cet exemple, Olivier Girard, CEO de M&C Saatchi à Genève s'est rapproché de la Bøwie Art Gallery pour présenter une exposition d'art queer et féministe à Genève. Pour en parler avec ce créatif, nous avons également invité la responsable artistique de cette galerie : Sarah Obrecht. Un podcast également disponible sur: Apple Podcast https://podcasts.apple.com/ch/podcast/cominmag/id1526101611?l=fr Anchor https://anchor.fm/cominmag Google Podcast https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cHM6Ly9hbmNob3IuZm0vcy8xYmRjZjE5OC9wb2RjYXN0L3Jzcw Spotify https://open.spotify.com/show/3uFVrP7kAMuAMM4av61q3j --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/cominmag/message

Award-winning global creative executive Jean Batthany sits down with Roy to dig into the nuances of creative leadership, when organizations should hire a creative leader, and how to assess the skills and competencies that make them successful.Jean brings a wealth of experience and insight to the podcast; she has spent over thirty years leading brand-side and agency creative teams. Jean began her career at top advertising agencies like BBDO, M&C Saatchi, Merkley+Partners, and Saatchi & Saatchi before transitioning to leading in-house creative strategy for Disney Parks and Resorts, where she served as VP, Global Creative. Most recently, she led a team of over 300 creatives at Walmart as Chief Creative Officer.Highlights from our conversation include:The key elements of a successful brand strategy (4:44)Balancing creativity and leadership skills in teams (5:33)When and why brands should hire a Chief Creative Officer (7:14)How to measure the success of a brand creative leader (7:50)The role CCOs play in driving great creative (9:59)The best advice Jean received as a young creative (12:28)What she looks for in creative leaders (13:40)The difference between a brand creative leader and a CMO -- and how they work together (14:29)Jean's advice to early-career creatives (15:51)Visit HowIHire.com for transcripts and more on this episode.Follow Roy Notowitz and Noto Group Executive Search on LinkedIn for updates and featured career opportunities.Subscribe to How I Hire:AppleSpotifyAmazonGoogle

With over a billion people on TikTok, there's a lot going on. In this episode of Growth Masterminds, we chat with M&C Saatchi's Jennifer Sudo, who just completed a study on TikTok users. What she found: Over 90% of TikTokkers buy or are willing to buy products they see on TikTok TikTok can make the most mundane product go viral TikTok ads shouldn't really be ads at all Authenticity wins TikTok is evolving into something like Home Shopping Network or QVC TikTok is the new Google for millions of young people

Justin Graham runs M&C Saatchi Group in Australasia. He started in management consulting then moved to Leo Burnett Sydney as an account planner. I sat next to him there, or at least in arms' reach. Like, I could annoy him if I wanted to without using my arms if I felt like it. After Leo Burnett, Justin moved to BBDO in New York to run Gillette before returning to the Australian offices of Droga5. He always struck me as a very intentional decision-maker so,now that he's running things, I wanted to find out how intentional he was, how set on becoming an advertising agency CEO he'd been when we worked together, and what he's learned along the way. I think this is the first interview I've recorded face-to-face for Sweathead. Out of 400+.  We recorded this in Sydney at the M&C Saatchi offices. You can find Justin there most days of the week and also here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/justinalexandergraham/ ** Sweathead celebrates its fifth anniversary on January 20, 2023 with a live event "The Sweathead Get-Ahead". Join us for talks, case studies, and a chance to plan your year. Details at http://www.sweathead.com. **

CTV. OTT. Streaming media. Connected TV. Whatever you want to call it, there's a huge amount of growth in CTV. In this episode of Growth Masterminds, we chat with Guillaume Lelait, managing director Americas at M&C Saatchi Performance about the growth to date, future growth, and advertiser opportunities in CTV. Along the way, we hit the biggest players, the industry structure, how advertisers are structuring calls to action, and how to measure ad impact and results on connected TV. Players we chat about include Disney+Netflix, HBO Max, YouTube TV, Roku, Amazon Prime Video, Apple, Hulu, Crackle, and more ...

In this episode of Out of the Box, our host Jess Overton, Director of Demand at ironSource Aura, sits down with Sarah Chafer, VP of US Ad Sales at ironSource, and Adrienne Rice, Director of Media Investment at M&C Saatchi Performance. They discuss consumer insights and trends for the 2022 holiday season, based on our holiday marketing playbook. Tune in here or read the transcript: https://www.is.com/community/podcasts/out-of-the-box/adrienne-rice-M&C-holiday/

Susan Coghill is the Chief Marketing Officer of Tourism Australia. Susan and her team have just launched a new campaign with their agencies M&C Saatchi, UM, Digitas and many more. They are spending $125M over two years in an attempt to get tourism numbers back to pre-pandemic levels of about nine million visits per year. In this episode, we discuss: - How the campaign came to be - Some of the science in the campaign, especially the distinctive brand assets it deploys, and - How Tourism Australia selects its agency partners. You can find the campaign “Come and Say G'Day” here: https://www.tourism.australia.com/en/resources/campaign-resources/come-and-say-gday.html You can find Susan here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/susancoghill **

As a seasoned marketer and executive, Jennifer DaSilva has almost 20 years of experience working with Fortune 500 brands. She is the President of Berlin Cameron, a full-service boutique and creative agency. She founded Connect4Women in 2019 to empower women and allow them to network effectively. Her career also includes leadership positions at companies such as M&C Saatchi, J. Walter Thompson, and Project Playdate. In this episode… In previous episodes of Next Wave Leadership, the topic of diversity and empowerment for women has been covered by a host of great guests. Now, one of the leading figures in female networking and platforming continues that conversation. Jennifer DaSilva is the President of Berlin Cameron and also founded Connect4Women. In both roles, she has been finding unique and effective ways to help women in the professional world. Her work has recently expanded into bold new directions. So what are people doing now to remedy these inequalities, and what work remains to be done? Dov Pollack invites Jennifer DaSilva, the President of Berlin Cameron, onto the podcast to talk about leadership and networking for women. They talk about the work being done at Connect4Women and why Jennifer started it. They then discuss a host of topics, such as active inclusion, what LLShe does, and why owning mistakes is important for a positive company culture. Hear it all on this episode of Next Wave Leadership!

Welcome to Unmade's Start the Week podcast, dedicated to looking ahead to the week in media and marketing.Today's topics:* Four directors depart the Judith Neilson Institute;* M&C Saatchi sale in doubt; * Apple seeks ad execs in Cannes; * Successful seed funding round for Mutiny Today's episode features Unmade's Damian Francis and Pure PR's Phoebe Netto. Tim Burrowes is on leave. As always, we'd love to hear what you think at letters@unmade.media.Further reading: * SMH / The Age: Directors quit at billionaire Judith Neilson's journalism institute* The Guardian: M&C Saatchi pulls support for £310m takeover by Next Fifteen* Financial Times: M&C Saatchi ejects top shareholder from board after agreeing deal* Digiday: Big Tech will court adland during Cannes' comeback week with Apple and Amazon upping the ante* AFR: Mutiny eyes 200pc expansion after $2.4m seed roundAudio production on Media Unmade was courtesy of Abe's Audio, the people to talk to about voiceovers and sound design for corporate videos, digital content, commercials and podcasts.Message us: letters@unmade.media This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.unmade.media/subscribe

Visuals: https://getbehindthebillboard.com/2022/01/21/episode-36-justin-tindall/Dead cats, sharing a flat with Damien Hirst, painting your toenails purple in Cannes…just when you thought'd you'd heard it all, along comes podcast number 36 with Justin Tindall.Amazing stories…some of which were actually about billboards ;-)Of course Justin is much more than dead moggys, friend of YBA's and dodgy pedicures.He is one of the world's most awarded creatives and ECD's - winning big at every show in the world during tenures at FCA!, DDB, Red Brick Road, Leo Burnett and M&C Saatchi.This success can be put down to many things (working in a creative team with Adam Tucker for one), but his level of craft is astounding. Justin is up there with another obsessive we spoke to on episode 13, Alexander Taylor - rivalling her casting of 33 scissors for Silk Cut with his own exhaustive search for the perfect beans on toast for Harvey Nichols, shooting (with @James Day) 30 different plates for the calendar campaign. God and Justin are in the details.Thanks again for coming mate. It was brilliant to see you again looking so fresh and ready for all that 2022 has in store for your exciting new agency @Platform.

We're back. Behind the Billboard is back. Amazing guests are backHugh's heavy breathingDan's crap jokesJon's off-mic eye rolls.Overly long social posts.…they're all back.And we're starting Series 3 where we left off…with Tiger Savage, talking us through her time at Leagas Delaney and M&C Saatchi. Full disclosure we recorded this earlier in the year but we've held it back to launch series 3!Hear the stories behind billboard brilliance for Adidas, Vogue.com, Becks, British Airways and more. Tiger is right up there when it comes to iconic famous billboard work and it was a total pleasure having her on the show - twice ;-)Hope you enjoy it and stay with us - we've got some amazing guests coming up.IMAGES: https://getbehindthebillboard.com/2021/11/12/episode-31-tiger-savage-part-2/Cheers!

— Vibration is everything. Literally. And your vibration (the energy and frequency you project into the world) determines your experiences, your results, and the opportunities you create and attract in your life. When you are connected to your authentic voice, you naturally feel good and attract more wonderful things into your life. When you are disconnected you feel bad, and it can quickly become a downward spiral.  The great news is …There are so many ways you can connect yourself to a higher vibration. Through prayer, dance, movement, yoga, meditation, eating healthy food, exercise, gratitude exercises – there's lots you can do. However, one of the quickest and most overlooked ways is through sound – and more specifically – through chanting. Valeria Teles interviews Nikki Slade — the author of “The Healing Power of Chanting: An Inspirational Journey Of Freeing The Inner Voice.” Nikki Slade is a leading pioneer in the field of chanting, core voice and sound work in the UK. Nikki has inspired thousands of individuals to chant and has led chanting workshops in a wide variety of settings including corporations such as M&C Saatchi, Deutcshe Bank and Cisco. She has been resident Kirtan leader at triyoga London for 20 years and has also taken her cutting edge approach to working with the voice into Wandsworth men's prison. She was the resident voice and sound facilitator at the Priory hospital in North London for 20 years where she impacted the recovery of hundreds of addicts and for the past 5 years she has been facilitating chanting workshops at the half-way recovery house Start 2 Stop. Nikki has released 4 successful mantra and chanting recordings including: Nectarine, Monsoon, Soundscape and her latest double album Epiphany. She is also author of the popular book ‘The Healing Power of Chanting'. In recent years she has pioneered Kirtan in the mainstream areas of Glastonbury Festival and Latitude. She has travelled the world with her work to places including California, Singapore, NYC, Europe and Melbourne, Australia. She led a chant for over 2000 people at the 11.11.11 Mind, Body, Spirit show and at the 12.12.12 Oneness ceremony in London. Nikki is the founder of the first in the UK 200hr Learn To Lead Kirtan Foundation Training, accredited by The Yoga Alliance Professionals in 2016. To learn more about Nikki Slade and her work, please visit: https://www.nikkislade.com/     — This podcast is a quest for well-being, a quest for a meaningful life through the exploration of fundamental truths, enlightening ideas, insights on physical, mental, and spiritual health. The inspiration is Love. The aspiration is to awaken new ways of thinking that can lead us to a new way of being, being well.   

Jane is an awarded Creative Strategist with a background in Creative Direction, she describes herself as being a problem solver at her core. With experience in design, UX and Strategy as well as conceptual thinking, she works to find the right solution that balances all of these elements perfectly. Jane has spent the last 5 years at Facebook where she is the Entertainment and Autos Creative Lead for the UK, her passion lies in finding ways to engage and delight users with innovative uses of Facebooks Platforms that answer the business needs of her clients. Vanessa graduated in 2001 from the Liverpool Institute for Performing Arts (LIPA) with a First-Class Degree in Performing Arts (Management of Music, Entertainment, Theatre and Events). She then moved to London to an internship at M&C Saatchi. Then onto EMAP (now Bauer Media) where she worked across Music and Lifestyle press including Q, Mojo, Arena, Kerrang!, Smash Hits, The Face and Empire Magazine, and led commercial partnerships with major and indie record labels, film studios and music retailers such as HMV and Virgin. Vanessa also partnered with Glastonbury to lead the sponsorship and production of the Q Glastonbury Paper Guide each year. In 2007, Vanessa moved to Google just post-listing of the company on the Stock Exchange, where she started to build out their specialist Entertainment Team, leading global partnerships with film studios, gaming and music. She then continued to YouTube in 2008 when Google acquired the platform. In 2011, Vanessa joined Facebook Inc. prior to its listing on the Stock Exchange to lead Retail Sector partnerships, and in 2012, setting up the first Entertainment Vertical team where she continues to drive fundamental evolution and change as a Global Client Partner in how film and music industries globally market their releases and events on Facebook via the explosion of video consumption on mobile across Facebook and Instagram. Vanessa is now in the Music Week Roll of Honour as a 2020 Women in Music award winner Vanessa is on the Board of Trustees for The Royal Liverpool Philharmonic. Vanessa is also on the Liverpool City Region Digital and Arts Board as of 2020 Vanessa founded ‘The Wed Network' (Women in Entertainment and Digital), a supportive network of 1500 women in arts and entertainment sectors. Named one of the Alternative Power 100 Music List with She Said So - https://www.shesaid.so/alternative-power-100-music-list Named one of top 200 women redefining the Creative Industry in the UK for International Women's Day 2018 by The Dots - https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/meet-200-women-redefining-creative-industry-iwd2018-pip-jamieson/ She has a huge passion for music, film, education, and community and bringing all those things together where she can for good. A regular guest lecturer – recent lecturers have included the Universal of Central Lancashire, Leeds Conservatoire, Wrexham Glyndŵr University and LIPA. Host: Jamie Neale @jamienealejn Discussing rituals and habitual patterns in personal and work life. We ask questions about how to become more aware of one self and the world around us, how do we become 360 with ourselves? Host Instagram: @jamienealejn Podcast Instagram: @360_yourself Music from Electric Fruit Produced by Tom Dalby Composed by Toby Wright

PRWeek's John Harrington and Arvind Hickman analyse how tennis star Naomi Osaka and tennis authorities handled her controversial withdrawal from the French Open due to mental health concerns. They then discuss how brands can avoid 'pinkwashing' during Pride month and how M&C Saatchi Group's recovery is going. Arvind is then joined by Where Eagles Dare's Richard Tompkins and Look After Group's Felix Henderson to discuss the challenges of launching an agency during COVID. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode, Olly and I talk about BP's latest foray into solar and how much impact it has as well as what the good news from M&C Saatchi and ITV means for the economy...

We're challenging stereotypes in today's Sunday Supplement episode. My guest, Clare Willetts, and I explore the dangers of stereotypes and the impact they have on individuality, creativity and worldview. From 'girl' toy aisles that are 100% pink and baby mad, to the hyper-masculine 'boy' aisles that encourage destruction and fighting - the noise around gender is loud from birth. If you're wanting to parent on the basis that gender does not define your life path (or anything else), this is the episode for you.  Get my book, NOISE: A Manifesto Modernising Modernhood  About my guest, Clare Willetts:  Clare is CEO and Founder of Not Only Pink and Blue an online retailer challenging stereotypes in children’s clothes, books and toys. Clare set up not only pink and blue to challenge the tradition of dressing girls in pink and boys in blue. After all, there are 11 colours and over 10 million shades to choose from! As well as all the colours, she wanted to see more inclusive books with diverse role models, and toys that feed imaginations. Clare previously worked in marketing and advertising for 20 years leading agency teams at TBWA and M&C Saatchi, before going on to head up Customer and Brand Experience at Virgin Group. Now as Founder of notonlypinkandblue.com she delivers talks about the long-lasting effects of stereotypes and works with leaders from multiple fields to map and promote the benefits of a world that does not stereotype children. Mentioned in this episode: Gina Ripon and Cordelia Fine School for Mothers Website - School for Mothers Instagram  

Moray MacLennan is chief executive of M&C Saatchi, one of the most famous names in advertising. He joins James Ashton to discuss taking over the reins at the start of 2021 at a critical time – after a boardroom exodus and accounting crisis rocked the business. MacLennan joined Saatchi & Saatchi in 1983 and followed the brothers Maurice and Charles when they set up their breakaway agency M&C in 1995. He made his name overseeing key accounts British Airways, Silk Cut and Famous Grouse whisky and in 2010 became worldwide CEO, building a global network of communications agencies operating in 30 countries. Now MacLennan must get the firm back on track and remake the working environment post-pandemic to get the best out of his creative team. Leading is supported by Lockton, the world’s largest privately-owned, independent insurance broker. Lockton's independence means its 8,000 associates worldwide are free to focus solely on their clients' risk and insurance needs. To hear more from Lockton experts, please visit locktoninternational.com/gb/insight For further details of this series, follow @leadingpod or go to leadingpod.com James Ashton’s book The Nine Types of Leader (bit.ly/NINEbook) is available to order now

Today, I'm having a GAS with Tim Cook, a Creative Director at M&C Saatchi in Berlin.   Tim seemed very familiar to me, as he hails from the North West of England, so his manner and dialect made me feel right at home!   He told me all about his life in Berlin, his time at Native Instruments, and his journey from the air force, to music, to advertising. -- Having a GAS™ is the podcast that talks to the great and the good of the creative industries, and in particular finds out what makes great music for film, for TV, for advertising; for dancing to, for cooking to, f*cking to, and more... --  GAS™ Music is a music production agency in Manchester, UK. We compose and produce original music, create awe inspiring sound design and have a fully integrated audio post-production studio. We also have a great record collection, and welcome any additions, recommendations or criticisms. -- http://www.gasismusic.co.uk​ -- © GAS™ Music 2021

Advertising agencies have responded to pleas to open their doors to people from different backgrounds in different ways. Some have resisted the pleas, some have faltered in public, and others have managed to listen and make structural, policy, and cultural change happen. In this episode of Sweathead, I speak with Tanya Brown who co-chairs the Equals Network and Simi Nijher who co-chairs the Heritage Network. These "networks" are two of the six Diversity and Inclusion networks that sit across M&C Saatchi Group's businesses. We discuss: - The importance of bottom-up D&I networks - How to know if they're working - Which topics are getting attention right now You can find Tanya here https://www.linkedin.com/in/tanyabrown1 and Simi here https://www.linkedin.com/in/simi-nijher-57809278 ** Find the book "Strategy Is Your Words" and 100 strategy classes at Sweathead here: http://www.sweathead.com

Sue is a writer by trade who's worked in the Advertising industry both in analogue and digital times. Lowe Howard- Spink. M&C Saatchi. Ogilvy. Publicis. And currently a Group Creative Director at Grey London. She's passionate about thinking stuff up and making it happen, on all platforms, and the thrill of them getting talked about .She's picked up a few awards along the way too. Sue sits on the board of a social enterprise that helps young people into work, is a SheSays Momma mentor as well being as being the mother of three teenagers. Instagram: @ladysusan10 Host: Jamie Neale @jamienealejn Discussing rituals and habitual patterns in personal and work life. We ask questions about how to become more aware of one self and the world around us, how do we become 360 with ourselves? Host Instagram: @jamienealejn Podcast Instagram: @360_yourself Music from Electric Fruit Produced by Tom Dalby Composed by Toby Wright

This is the nineteenth episode of the Tiger Heart Chats podcast featuring Tiger Heart CEO Sanj Surati and The Lifesaver CEO, Archie Wilkinson recorded on Wednesday 11th November 2020. Lifesaver is a UK certified B Corp providing power as a service across live events and venues. In the first 18 months of trading, they have seen revenues grow 390%, secured investment, reached over 40k customers in 11 countries, worked with Google, Nissan, Three Mobile, Network Rail, Ryder Cup, AEG, Live Nation & Formula 1. On this podcast Archie and Sanj talk about how to be an entrepreneur in the current Covid landscape and offer advice for those dealing with the mental pressures of being an entrepreneur in our current era. Some of the topics raised include: Livesaver - https://www.lifesaverpower.comSustainability MarathonCovidTikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/enPavegen - https://pavegen.comCobaltChild WelfareThe Fair Cobalt Alliance - https://bit.ly/2KcNGgRLive Events Formula One - https://www.formula1.comF1 PowerGrand PrixGovernment Lifeline to the frontline - https://bit.ly/3lycOMzNHS - https://www.nhs.ukLiberty Media - http://www.libertymedia.comRuth May – https://bit.ly/2KaoBmzScott Kelly - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scott_Kelly_(astronaut)Nissan - https://www.nissan.co.ukSanofi - https://www.sanofi.comBoodles - https://www.boodles.comOctopus Energy - https://octopus.energyRecyclable Anthony Ganjou – https://www.linkedin.com/in/anthonyganjou/Gravity Jetpack - https://gravity.coPresident Biden - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joe_BidenInteractiveLaurence Kemball-Cook - https://www.linkedin.com/in/laurencekemballcook/M&C Saatchi - https://mcsaatchi.comExperiential Smart Cities Future House of Peroni - https://www.thehouseofperoni.com/en-gb/Giles Humphries – https://www.linkedin.com/in/giles-humphries-20a46729/Newcastle University - https://www.ncl.ac.ukMarketing Olympics - https://www.olympic.orgSports Dominos - https://www.dominos.co.ukChris – LifeSaver Adidas - https://www.adidas.co.ukAmerican Express - https://www.americanexpress.com/uk/Unilever - https://www.unilever.co.ukThe Forestry Commission - https://bit.ly/2UqvWQCMedia Tortoise – https://www.tortoisemedia.comMountain air Health practice Mental Health ADHDHyper focus DopamineSerotonin CortisolRest Exercise Fight or flight Top tier impact Switching off Radio 4Places:LondonAmsterdamCongoIrelandSilverstoneAmerica Lake DistrictDelawareCalifornia Newcastle East LondonMile End – Meath gardens Colchester Austria Advice:Take chancesUnderstand that your product is not perfect so try to get better.Focus on making your costs controllableLook after your online businessCollaborate Invest your time into networkLife is a learning curve so try to see the positives Be entrepreneurial Create a vision and make that vision come aliveEarly adopt Create value Create structures and processesShape your mindset Keep perspective Stay grounded Archie Wilkinson Links:https://twitter.com/ArchieWilkinsonSanj Surati & Tiger Heart: https://www.twitter.com/tigerhearttech/https://www.instagram.com/tigerhearttech/ https://www.twitter.com/sanjsurati/ https://www.instagram.com/artistryinsentiment/You can listen to the Podcast on the following links: Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/tiger-heart-chats/id1507957892?uo=4 Google: https://bit.ly/2znRXIKDeezer: https://www.deezer.com/show/1048492Spreaker: https://www.spreaker.com/show/tiger-heart-chatsCastbox: https://castbox.fm/channel/id2779314Podcast Addict: https://podplayer.net/?podId=2855948Podchaser: https://www.podchaser.com/podcasts/tiger-heart-chats-1112186JioSaavn: https://www.jiosaavn.com/shows/Tiger-Heart-Chats/1/TJgps4JXdps_Don't forget to share: #tigerheartchats https://www.tigerheartlondon.comTiger Heart is an innovation agency that specialises in emerging technologies set up by Digital Atelier Sanj Surati. Sanj is an award winning multi-disciplined Digital Atelier with over twenty years of experience within the music, fashion and luxury industries. London-based Sanj has been working within digital and technology since 1998. He has seen the cultural shift in human habit and behaviour as we all evolve into digital consumers. Some of his successes have been burgeoning, ground breaking and, more importantly, culturally relevant.

Today I'm having a GAS with Sue Higgs, a creative director in London with a wealth of experience working for major agencies, including M&C Saatchi, Ogilvy, Publicis, Havas and Grey. -- www.gasismusic.co.uk -- © GAS™ Music 2020

An introduction from Paul:"My name is Paul Russell and I am the founder of Standing Ovation Choir. I deliver creative, engaging, mindful and wellbeing focused sessions. These range from a company choir to breathing workshops, to ‘finding your voice in the workplace’ professional development units.I have led programs for various companies in London, Scotland, New York, LA, Miami and Dubai. Companies on my roster include: Google, M&C Saatchi, ASOS, AIG, Lloyd’s, Lloyds Registry, Aviva, Marsh, THB Group, Reed Recruitment, BioMarin Pharmaceuticals, Marsh and 3 Sided Cube. As a wellness coach, musical director and composer I have worked with EGOT John Legend, Liv Tyler and Pixie Lott. In 2018 I made my Broadway debut as a composer and musical director on a new musical."

Renée DiResta from the Stanford Internet Observatory was part of the investigative team for the Senate Intelligence Committee's report into election interference. This week, she tells Damian Collins MP what they found when digging into the data. Tom Firth, Managing Director of M&C Saatchi discusses the revolution in advertising in a digital era.

Let's talk about the business of wellness…   Leyon Azubuike and Nicholas (Nick) Henry are business partners and co-founders of multi-location US boxing studio, Gloveworx. Built on a strong foundation of authenticity and a mindset rooted in adaptability, Gloveworx is on a mission to tackle boxing's ‘blood, sweat and violence' stigma, and make it accessible to everyone.    In this episode, we find out how Leyon went from a devastating knee injury at college to becoming one of the most sought after trainers in the US. We discuss the challenges of scaling a fitness brand that relies solely on one person and why this got business partner Nick thinking about digital solutions long before COVID came along. We also learn more about the evolution of the business including partnerships with M&C Saatchi, Bach Enterprises, and new connected box-fit platform, Liteboxer.    Thank you to our sponsors: Whole Foods Market is the world's leading natural and organic foods retailer. With 7 stores across London, they offer a huge range of products that lead the way in quality, specialty and vegan diets. Head over to @wholefoodsuk or check out @alexandradudley for more information on the Mindful Moments campaign. The go-to legal firm supporting the wellness industry, Bird & Bird. Modern accountancy firm dedicated to saving you money, GrowFactor. Software booking experts, Mindbody.   To find out how Welltodo can help you grow your business and support your career objectives, head to welltodoglobal.com today.

Suscríbete a la Newsletter en http://filispin.esa Cómo está impactando el confinamiento la publicidad Si algo está destacando en la comunicación de las marcas es la capacidad de adaptación. FLUZO, The Cocktail Analysis y Netquest han puesto en marcha un estudio para analizar algunas de las creatividades que estamos viendo estos días. https://www.reasonwhy.es/actualidad/impacto-campanas-publicitarias-coronavirus-consumidores https://www.elpublicista.es/investigacion1/covid-19-dispara-eficacia-campanas-marcas-concienciadas MRM lanza su estudio sobre el comportamiento de los consumidores https://www.reasonwhy.es/actualidad/estudio-comportamiento-consumidores-coronavirus-MRM-Madrid?amp La incertidumbre del futuro Quizás por esto, en Estados Unidos agencias como MullenLowe, Giant Spoon, Anomaly y M&C Saatchi han optado por una reducción importante en sus plantillas. https://www.marketingdirecto.com/marketing-general/agencias/estados-unidos-agencias-sacan-hacha-talan-cientos-puestos-trabajo En tiempos de crisis hay que fortalecer la comunicación publicitaria Agustín Vivancos, CEO de PS21, ha escrito un artículo para Forbes en el que explica porqué la comunicación es más importante que nunca en épocas de crisis. https://forbes.es/opinion/65128/anunciate-que-viene-una-crisis/ La rapidez con la que superemos el confinamiento será la clave del futuro según GrupoM https://www.reasonwhy.es/actualidad/informe-groupm-recuperacion-sector-publicitario-coronavirus?amp Las redes sociales sufren sus propias crisis Zoom En un post publicado el pasado 1 de abril (https://blog.zoom.us/wordpress/2020/04/01/a-message-to-our-users/) la compañía reconoció no haber estado a la altura en materia de privacidad y seguridad pero recalca que ya estaba trabajando para subsanar estos problemas Por otra parte, según la web especializada en tecnología Golem, Zoom albergaría en sus entrañas importantes agujeros de seguridad que permitiría el acceso a los micrófonos y cámaras de los usuarios sin consentimiento incluso después de desinstalar la aplicación. El 3 de abril, Zoom volvió a reconocer públicamente otro escándalo. Esta vez confirmando los resultados de una investigación de la Universidad de Toronto que aseguraba que Zoom facilitaba a China la monitorización de videollamadas de usuarios en todo el mundo. (https://blog.zoom.us/wordpress/2020/04/03/response-to-research-from-university-of-torontos-citizen-lab/). https://www.marketingdirecto.com/digital-general/digital/zoom-software-coronavirus-convirtio-primero-cordero-despues-lobo Instagram mejora su versión web https://eloutput.com/noticias/redes-sociales/instagram-directos-web-pc/ https://eloutput.com/noticias/redes-sociales/instagram-mensajes-privados-desde-web/ Los celos de Zuckerberg sobre instagram Se ha conocido a raíz de la publicación del libro “No filter”, de Sarah Frier. La obra muestra la fascinante historia de envidia entre los creadores de Facebook e Instagram.https://www.bloomberg.com/news/features/2020-04-07/zuckerberg-s-jealousy-held-back-instagram-and-drove-off-founders Tuned, una nueva red social solo para parejas. https://cincodias.elpais.com/cincodias/2020/04/08/lifestyle/1586343040_009725.html#?sma=newsletter_smartlife20200413 Burger King regala Whoppers a estudiantes que resuelvan una ecuación https://www.marketingdirecto.com/anunciantes-general/anunciantes/burger-king-regala-whoppers-a-estudiantes-que-resuelvan-esta-ecuacion-es-capaz-de-dar-con-la-solucion Samsung lanza cajas que se pueden transformar en muebles https://lacriaturacreativa.com/2020/04/14/samsung-lanza-unas-cajas-de-carton-para-sus-televisores-que-se-transforman-en-muebles-para-casa/ El anuncio de Bankinter es obra de la recién creada Sioux meets Cyrano’s (Madrid) que ha explicado cómo se ha realizado el spot. https://youtu.be/fBXWTXHmWnk https://lacriaturacreativa.com/2020/04/13/asi-se-hizo-el-anuncio-de-los-billetes-de-bankinter/ La agencia NCA ha compartido la primera pieza para concienciar del uso de mascarilla copiando el famoso “Póntelo, Pónselo” https://lapublicidad.net/nca-homenajea-al-mitico-pontelo-ponselo/ Mediapro y Futbar se unen para invitarte a que te montes el bar en casa https://youtu.be/nx5vZvuHfrA https://www.marketingdirecto.com/marketing-general/publicidad/esta-campana-le-reta-a-montar-su-propio-bar-en-casa-durante-la-cuarentena Orange cede espacios publicitarios en TV a familiares de personas mayores en Francia https://www.reasonwhy.es/actualidad/orange-francia-espacio-television-mensajes-familiares-mayores ‘Publicidad de andar por casa’: una miniserie con lo mejor de lo peor de la creatividad doméstica https://www.yorokobu.es/publicidad-de-andar-por-casa/

In ZB Drive's continuing Bosses in Lockdown series, Heather du Plessis-Allan spoke with Tony Burt, CEO of East Imperial, an artisan beverage company.Burt is a former CEO of M&C Saatchi, and has a unique perspective on the hospitality industry during this Covid crisis.LISTEN ABOVE

26Episode SummaryIn this episode, I chat with illustrator, creative director and designer Daniel Ramirez Perez about his path from being an art director working at big ad agencies to becoming a full time freelance illustrator.Show Notes:In this episode, I chat with illustrator, creative director and designer Daniel Ramirez Perez about his path from being an art director working at big ad agencies to becoming a full time freelance illustrator.About this EpisodeDaniel Ramirez Perez (IG; Web) is an illustrator, creative director and designer based in Berlin. Over his very successful career, Daniel has worked on many different types of projects ranging from branding to creative direction to illustrating gig posters. Daniel has a versatile yet unique style of illustration merging vector shapes with a refined sense of color and a careful approach to composition. He has worked for clients like Conde Nast, Lufthansa, Thom Yorke, Tyler the Creator and L’Officiel Magazine.In this illuminating conversation we talk about Daniel’s path from studying fashion design in university to getting his first job with Vivienne Westwood in London and snatching a coveted art director position at the prestigious ad agency M&C Saatchi. We chat about how Daniel managed being an art director during the day and an illustrator at night, how he sent he got his first few illustration gigs and how he made his transition to being full time freelance in 2014. You know, I really appreciated talking with Daniel because he has an overwhelmingly positive and optimistic attitude and I think it’s refreshing to remind yourself to keep working and to know that you will get there some day. And Daniel’s journey is a really interesting tale of working hard and being patient yet fiercely determined to do what you love. So without further ado, here is my conversation with the talented Daniel Ramirez Perez.In this conversation we talk about:Daniel's choice to pursue fashion design at university and getting his first job at Vivienne Westwoodhow Daniel worked his way from intern to art director at the ad agency M&C Saatchiwhy Daniel decided to start illustrating by night (while working a full time job)Daniel's creative processwhy Daniel cherishes "taking his time" with his workwhy Daniel thinks you shouldn't listen to all the naysayers who tell you it's hard to make it as an illustratorwhat Daniel learned from all these years working in the advertising worldGet Daniel's 2020 calendar! Comprehensive Show NotesEpisode Show Notes Turn Up CampaignYou can find the full illustration brief here. Please remember to submit your illustrations ASAP (by the end of November), include the hashtag #turnup and email your image to turnup@playverto.com Support the ShowThank you for listening to Illustration Hour. As you might know, the show currently doesn't have any sponsors.Each episode takes a tremendous amount of time, effort and some money to produce. I do all of that work myself. So, if you want to support the show, please consider doing one (or all!) of these things:Subscribe to the show's weekly newsletter Art ClubLeave the show a review and rating on Apple Podcasts (formely iTunes)Sign up for a free trial of Skillshare for 2 months of free access using this link (I earn a commission for everyone that signs up and you do not need to pay for Skillshare at the end of your trial). Skillshare is amazing and you'll be able to check out tons of great courses on illustration and design as a thank you.Share the show and the newsletter with others!Thank you for helping me continue to make the show possible. Follow the podcast:Our WebsiteTwitterInstagramNewsletter AKA Art ClubResource Library Follow Julia:WebsiteInstagramBehanceSkillshare     

This week, Will Greenwood and Rupert Cox were joined by Steve Martin (Global CEO of M&C Saatchi) and top of the agenda was the current state of the rugby landscape. They also spoke to Edinburgh Chief Richard Cockerill ahead of their European Champions Cup Quarter-Final.

Our guest Sereena Abbassi, Worldwide Head of Culture and Inclusion at M&C Saatchi, had some suggests that a critical part of building a more inclusive culture is to take time to interact with people that you wouldn't usually interact with. Far too often we dehumanize people without even realizing we dehumanize them. Stepping into someone else’s shoes can be an eye-opening and powerful exercise to enable you to see how people relate to you when you’re out of your perceived sphere of comfort. So step into someone else’s shoes, really seeing them and acknowledge their experience and how it’s different to your own.

In this month's podcast, the AdNews team discussed R/GA's consultancy play, the local impacts of global agency reviews and the angst around advertising on the Opera House. We also sat down with M&C Saatchi's The Toms who shared their incredible legacy Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

CliffCentral.com — Kagiso Musi is in the stu and we get into all of it. Nike, The Odd Number and Wimpy, The Nandos ad, TBWA handing back their Loerie, Avatar and M&C Saatchi, ndi bala ntoni na? You want to listen to this show very carefully. I mean, come on!

The AdNews team weigh in on some to the issues around adland, including the rise of consultancies, M&C Saatchi's latest acquisition, the future of Foxtel and Ten's Pilot Week strategy. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This is a conversation with Catherine Heath. She has been a strategist at M&C Saatchi and Y&R, Global Creative Planning Director on Red Bull for Kastner & Partners, SVP and Group Planning Director on Microsoft for McCann, Global Chief Strategy Officer for Modernista!, Worldwide Group Planning Director on Visa for Chiat, Executive Strategy Director for M&C Saatchi, Head of Strategy, West Coast for Huge, and EVP, Head of Strategic Planning for Edelman. She is now running her own global consultancy called Once Upon a Time Brands. Enjoy!  

M&C CEO Jaimes Leggett, chief strategy officer Justin Graham and Bohemia CEO Brett Dawson, join the AdNews Podcast to discuss the acquisition and the impact it will have on both business, their clients and staff. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

CliffCentral.com — Hunts, M&C Saatchi, Metropolitan Republic... agencies are going through some significant changes Grant delves into that stuff big time. Then he talks to Thurlow Hanson-Moore of MbongiWorks about the great work they've been up to and how they are changing the ADgame up with their storytelling model. Boom!!!

When communications specialists make poorly thought through choices for their own brand, should they be trusted with your company communications? In light of the M&C Saatchi scandal, the Brand Newsroom team speak with Mumbrella’s Content Director Tim Burrowes about how thoughtless actions can have lasting repercussions to brand reputation. Show Notes: http://lushdigital.com/bnr72-sexism-advertising/

Sarah is a seasoned entrepreneur and marketer with startup in her DNA and a passion for brands. She began her career on Madison Avenue where she managed client relationships and studied what makes people tick at J. Walter Thompson, Ammirati Puris Lintas, and M&C Saatchi, then struck out on her own as a marketing consultant. She has worked with a long list of big brand marketers, including Kellogg, Unilever, MSN, General Motors, Gap, and Bank of America. She's spent the better part of the last decade nurturing two startups she co-founded: Mindset Media, an ad technology platform acquired by Meebo in 2011, and Buttoned Up, a company dedicated to motivating people who are “too busy to get organized” to take the daily, incremental steps required to conquer the chaos.   In her free time she provides the VO for nearly all Monster Truck and NASCAR Hot Wheels races held on her two boys' tracks in the basement playroom. Oh, and she does laundry. Lots and lots of laundry. 00:00 Sarah discusses what the Noom platform is exactly. 01:30 Noom as a content delivery platform allows users to participate in food logging, as well as receive support and health tips digitally, and tap into a clinician network. 02:50 Noom's start as a consumer app, and its evolution towards interacting more with the healthcare world specifically. 03:55 “82 million Americans are currently pre-diabetic.” 06:00 The potential that technology has towards building adherence. 09:00 How Noom is funded. 11:15 How a consumer or healthcare provider can access the Noom app from the app store. 12:00 What a patient would do with the Noom app after downloading it from the app store. 20:00 What happens if a user stops logging information into Noom. 22:15 The pilot work that Noom is focusing on currently. 23:30 How Noom is different from consumer-facing apps. 24:45 How Noom deviates from simply being a data-reflecting app. 29:00 The three things that Noom gives its users: 1) A plan 2) Feedback/reinforcement and 3) intervention when users fall off track. 30:00 Noom is designed to assist patients towards shifting their lifestyles and diets towards healthier options for the long term. 36:00 “This is a journey back to self confidence.” 37:30 How Noom might integrate in the future. 38:30 You can learn more about Noom at Noom.com or Noomhealth.com