Wednesday Morning Stir

By Patrick Coffee 


-Arby’s and Fallon still have the meats, but now they need a gyro, get it?

-One of the 5 lessons Campaign learned from attending an IPG and Advertising Club of New York event celebrating black women in advertising is that “I can’t find them” is a big lie.

-You should also read Campaign’s piece about how work like McCann’s “Fearless Girl” risks feeding into public cynicism about “corporate feminism” and ad campaigns disguised as social movements.

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-Meet the Consultants: Accenture and Fjord will be camping out in Karmarama’s London offices like one big, happy family.

-The ad industry welcomes Theresa May’s promise to “maintain close relations with Europe” following Brexit so it can keep scoring all that top talent.

-In far less significant British news, adam&eveDDB’s Dom Boyd is headed to Publicis London as chief strategy officer.

-AB InBev is going 100% renewable for 2025. But the beer will still taste the same.

-Snapchat still thinks it can make those big marketing dollars, which makes sense because most people just want ads to disappear.

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