Articles Tagged ‘jungle media’
Shepherding through the mayhem: roundtable
Just a few days before the pandemic prompted a lockdown in Toronto, execs broke bread and discussed planning in an age of disruption.
People Moves: Jungle Media, Nextdoor and more
Plus, Kantar has added a new VP of client leadership.
The Keg goes to the Jungle
The national effort will help the restaurant’s more-than-150 locations reach a younger, more digitally-savvy market.
Napa renews “It’s True” campaign with a focus on TV
According to the auto parts company, the first stage of the campaign resulted in an increase of business from younger customers.
The (Blue) Impact on Vision7 in Canada
With a heavy focus on digital, the new holding co is anticipating growth abroad, and among Canadian media agencies.
Wealthsimple gets more strategic as it picks an AOR
Jungle Media, having turned around a media plan for the brand’s Raptors work on a dime, is poised to take the reins on buying going forward.
The New Establishment: Janet Xi
The second-ever winner of The New Establishment: Media has impressed bosses and brands with her insights and initiative.
People Moves: M&K Media, Jungle and more
Plus, Kijiji staffs up both its display and auto teams.
Care Canada taps a new OOH strategy
Pairing with Pattison for a “tap-to-pay” campaign, the humanitarian organization is aiming to transform intention into action.
Jungle wins national account for Vileda
Carat had held Freudenberg Home and Cleaning Solutions’ account for 13 years.
Spotted! Vancouver’s grease-berg
Jungle Media installed a “not-too-gross” mess to show commuters the results of their bad kitchen habits.
Change in 2017 shows agencies the way forward
A brief look back to see what clients expect in the months ahead as MiC concludes its round table series.
What’s driving change at media agencies?
From how agencies are embracing AI to what viewability truly means, agency directors discuss what’s keeping them (and their clients) on their toes.
Hendrick’s hot air adventure finds success
The brand built on its tradition of “unusual” experiential marketing at Toronto’s Nuit Blanche festival.
ICYMI: LinkedIn’s new ad network
Plus, veteran traffic reporter Russ Holden has hung up his microphone after 50 years with Rogers Media.
