Lauren Richards talks with Mindshare Canada’s CEO about the importance of “intentional media” and making the industry fun again.
From media review to new execs, here are the stories from the agency sector that readers were most interested in this year.
Julia DiClemente, Meredith Menkes and Stesha Scott get new roles as the agency plots out a transformation of its business.
Executives explain why making employees feel valued not only helps with recruitment and retention, but to do better work.
The agency’s new leader brings years of senior experience from the likes of Hatch64, Bell and Astral.
The CPG aligns its Canadian assignment with the GroupM agency, which handles buying in 15 markets globally.
Mindshare’s chief strategy officer will put her focus towards WPP’s dedicated Rogers agency.
GroupM CEO Stuart Garvie will be leading the agency until a permanent replacement is found.
The quarter added almost three times more ad-supported users during the quarter than it did paying subscribers.
The term “coronavirus” has become the second-most blacklisted programmatic term for advertisers, according to Integral Ad Sciences.
More than 88% of Canadians use voice technology, but not when it comes to online purchasing.
Plus, the AdClub taps Canada’s youngest talent.
The festival has become a choose-your-own adventure book. And so has media.
Based out of Los Angeles, +49 Media will focus on U.S. brands and agencies looking to make their way into Canada.
With changing technology comes changing consumer behaviour. Mindshare Canada CEO Devon MacDonald shares how those changes will affect marketers.