Anderson Parts Ways With Luby's

Anderson Advertising resigned the account of Luby’s (formerly Luby’s Cafeterias) last week after the client awarded a major new assignment to the Center for the Persuasive Arts.
The San Antonio-based cafeteria chain spent $8 million on advertising last year, according to Competitive Media Reporting.
In a written statement, Anderson president Julius Germano blamed the split on “creative differences and fundamental concerns we have about the turmoil within the company.” He cited management departures and “operational issues which marketing cannot solve.”
“We’re not trying to make a big deal [about the resignation],” said Chuck Anderson, chief executive officer of the San Antonio agency.