Articles Tagged ‘PHD’

Tims’ Roll Up To Win contest launches with new prize partners

The QSR is supporting the contest with a 360-degree campaign that includes TV, OOH, radio, social media and digital platforms.

Metrolinx broadcasts anti-screen time message in cinema

The GTA transit agency is launching a new campaign to position its Go Transit service as a family-friendly experience.

Predictions 2025: Sean Dixon on cookie loss and cross-channel reach

Media in Canada continues its look into the future of media, with the help of industry leaders.

PHD wins Tim Hortons media account

The agency currently manages the brand’s U.S. media business.

Is X winning back Canadian advertisers?

X has been improving its brand safety efforts but agencies and advertisers are still proceeding with caution.

Checking in on the Digital Services Tax

While clients are concerned about extra costs and budget effectiveness, agencies and publishers are adjusting their systems and operations.

PHD named top media agency in new business: COMvergence

In the firm’s latest Global New Business Barometer OMD came in second, and Starcom third.

Tapping into DJ culture, Knorr takes inspiration from Boiler Room

The brand has partnered with a DJ duo and a chef to launch an immersive experience.

Noah Vardon appointed group EVP of OMG Canada

Vardon is now responsible for OMD, PHD, Touché, and Hearts & Science in the country.

PHD taps UM’s Erica Kokiw as its new president

The exec takes over from Caroline Moul, who was named president of Creo Canada this week.

Caroline Moul named president of Creo Canada

The move comes after more than 22 years at PHD, including six as president.

The industry’s desire to use Gen AI outpaces current adoption levels

PHD and WARC released research around AI knowledge and usage among marketers and agencies.

PHD launches AI resource for the agency and clients

Ascension is a guide to help navigate the impact of Generative AI on the marketing industry.

What strategy should brands take during the LCBO strike?

Now in its 13th day, the work stoppage has closed some 669 liquor stores, affecting brands big and small.

SheaMoisture launches pop-up to educate about textured hair

The activation builds on other experiences that the brand has launched since Unilever acquired it in 2018.