7 articles tagged with ‘new business win’.
This week we announced the launch of TBWA\ Worldhealth, a healthcare agency created from the merger of Paling Walter healthcare specialists into the TBWA\ UK Group. This formalises a close working partnership which we’ve had with Paling Walters for several years, and we’re excited about this unique offering we can give our clients, where consumer and medical specialists can work closely together.
We’re delighted to announce our new client, EBLEX: the English Beef and Lamb Executive.
Everyone at TBWA is very excited as it’s such a fantastic opportunity and a passionate brand team; watch this space for great work from the team later this year.
To view the Campaign article click [here] (http://www.brandrepublic.com/Campaign/News/882678/TBWA-lands-EBLEX-brief/)
So what do you do if you’re in charge of growing a brand right in the middle of a recession? Put your budgets and your ambitions on hold? Or undertake a growth-hunting programme with TBWA to make sure you’re one of the brands who not only weathers the recession but comes out smiling the other side?
ShortList, the new free weekly men’s magazine from ShortList Media, has appointed us to handle its advertising account. This exciting appointment will see us elevate the profile of ShortList within the marketplace.
We’ve picked up more Mars business with the addition of the Tracker and Fruitasia brands after a competitive pitch against other roster agencies.
LeapFrog, a leading developer of children’s educational learning products, has appointed TBWA\LONDON to handle its advertising account. The appointment will see TBWA\LONDON develop a long-term strategic positioning for LeapFrog with the aim of raising brand awareness around the launch of new technology-based products.
LOVEFILM, Europe’s number one DVD rental service, has appointed TBWALONDON to handle its advertising account. The appointment will see TBWALONDON create LOVEFILM’s first brand campaign across TV, cinema and online later this year, with the first burst of activity having an initial spend of £2.5 million, with a