Articles Tagged ‘Wavemaker Canada’

Nikki Stone appointed CEO of Wavemaker Canada

Stone was most recently EVP and managing director at Zenith Canada.

Silk turns its ads into a path for pollinators

The Danone brand is building on the success of its OOH bee hotels to bring more people into plant-based eating.

Wavemaker Canada adds to its executive team

A mix of hires and promotions are filling new roles in marketing intelligence, operations and client leadership.

Volvo is the first brand to try Cineplex’s new panoramic ad format

A more immersive version of an ad for the EX90 will project onto the side of theatres before Avatar screenings this month.

Touche!, Wavemaker win at Festival of Media

Among Touche!’s wins was another Gold for Wilson’s “Bug Out” campaign.

Wavemaker Canada names new CEO

Coming from the software and IT world, Ryan Webber will also join GroupM Canada’s executive committee.

Andy Braunston named chief strategy officer at Wavemaker Canada

This promotion puts Braunston in charge of the agency’s overall strategy and vision.

Molson is putting more media dollars behind Ultra

Primetime buys and the NHL playoffs are part of an effort to get more reach for the on-trend, “better for you” beer.

Hello? Brands? Are you listening?

After a year of upheaval, Wavemaker’s Karen Vera uses the agency’s social listening tool to find four ways brands should be showing up.

How Wavemaker’s new AI platform has been working so far

VP of strategy and insights Andy Braunston explains how the technology offers a granular level of planning and optimization.

Uber Eats Wayne's World

How brands are making the most of the Super Bowl

Some brands are opting out, with others opting in for the first time. How are they all standing apart?

Wavemaker’s three recent promotions signal change

CEO Kristie Painting says the promotions of Derek Bhopalsingh, Cory Chisholm and Andy Braunston are part of Wavemaker’s efforts to be an “agency of the future” and focus on strategy-first.

ICYMI: Wavemaker gets kudos for its workplace culture

Plus, two new Dragons arrive in the Den.