Monster pounces on Andrew Warner to lead European marketing
Branwell JohnsonRecruitment website Monster has appointed Andrew Warner its lead marketer for Europe.
Recruitment website Monster has appointed Andrew Warner its lead marketer for Europe.
Online holiday rental company HomeAway has appointed former Vodafone and Visa Europe marketer Mariano Dima to the newly created role of chief marketing officer.
BMI Regional is planning a relaunch for the 50th anniversary of the British Midland Airways original airline.
The TV landscape is evolving rapidly as brands explore the potential of online video. Marketing Week brought marketers, media agencies and technology specialists together at Cannes Lions to discuss the future of the medium.
The latest Information Commissioner’s Report sadly gives direct marketing a “D” for effort due to some dunces in the class.
Apartment rental business Airbnb has created a new visual identity and positioning to help in its international expansion.
Bauer Radio has hired former Red Letter Days marketer Nick Button to promote its northern regional radio brands.
The Institute of Promotional Marketing has recruited a former media specialist as its new head as part of the trade body’s drive for relevance.
As the charge towards digital and all it delivers for direct marketing – data, personalisation, targeting, cross platform tracking – builds increasing momentum and takes bigger slices of the DM budget, it’s worth remembering there is still room for the creative piece of print material.
Morrisons has unveiled an outdoor campaign to support the launch of the Morrisons.com home delivery service.
Morrisons has bolstered its marketing team with the addition of former Thomas Cook marketer Mike Hoban.
Unilever has sold its Slim-Fast dieting brand as the company continues disposal of its non-core brands.
Chief of The Independent and London Evening Standard newspapers and local TV station London Live Andrew Mullins is leaving to join business information group Informa.
CMO of parent company for Thomson and First Choice brands departs.
The Jamie Oliver group is looking for “four or five” brands with global presence to underpin its partnership strategy and be “part of the family”.