Jameson Fleming
Jameson Fleming is Adweek's agencies editor, focusing on creative and media agencies, account wins and losses and the agency-client relationship with a focus on the future of agencies. Jameson previously served as Adweek's senior editor of membership, chief of staff and news editor. He also oversees Adweek's Super Bowl coverage.
As Burnout Grips Agency Parents, They’re Desperate for Help From Their Leaders
Many agencies have placed unrealistic expectations on parents to juggle more shutdowns without relief from their workplaces.
Publicis Global CSO Carla Serrano Explains How Convergence Will Play Out in the Ad Industry in 2022
Agencies need to prepare for more consolidation of accounts.
Inside Advertising’s War for Talent
The Great Reevaluation has raced through the advertising world, leaving the major advertising holding companies and smaller indie shops alike on a never-ending searching for talent to fill their ranks.
What Ad Agencies Should Be Doing to Demonstrate Their Value in 2022
They're fighting against the commoditization of their work.
15 Creative-First Agencies We’re Watching in 2022
From legacy shops like Ogilvy to rising players like Gut and We Are Rosie.
13 Campaigns That Made Ad Pros Jealous in 2021
From brilliant PSAs to unexpected collaborations, this work made creatives envious.
The Martin Agency CEO Kristen Cavallo Explains Why She’s Heavily Involved With Her Clients
For the second consecutive year, the IPG shop is Adweek's US Agency of the Year
The Martin Agency Is Adweek’s 2021 US Agency of the Year
The shop wins—again—thanks to stellar work and jaw-dropping creative.
How Coca-Cola’s Mammoth Agencies Review Is Impacting the Industry
Brand explains its next steps with WPP's OpenX and its strategic creative roster.
The Evolving Agency-Client Relationship Is Leading to a Decrease in Reverse Auctions
Brands are looking for deeper integrations into the business.