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Billington Cartmell Group has today announced that Simon Marshall will be joining as Chief Executive Officer, taking over from John Gellett.
Simon has over 20 years of experience under his belt having been Chief Executive of Publicis Dialog in the UK, Director at OgilvyOne and most recently Managing Director of The Marketing Store North America.
There, Simon was responsible for operations in both the US and Canada representing a diverse group of clients including McDonald’s, Nissan, Shell, Coca-Cola North America and General Mills amongst others. Simon’s other UK and international client experience includes American Express, British Airways, General Motors, Zurich Financial Services and Renault.
18 October 2013, London: Jason Nicholas, former Billington Cartmell Group MD, has joined Space, the award-winning creative agency, as joint Managing Partner.
Nicholas joins David Atkinson, co-founder and Managing Partner, to lead the agency and drive its growth agenda. The agency was founded in 2003 and is completing its tenth year.
Brave and Billington Cartmell hire Hellberg as ECD. Bo Hellberg, the executive creative director at Paris-based agency Megalo & Company, has been appointed executive creative director of Brave and its sister agency Billington Cartmell.
He replaces Beri Cheetham, who joined Leo Burnett-owned shop Arc in November 2012 at the same time as the Billington Cartmell group was bought private equity company Hutton Collins Partners.
Wrigley-owned 5 Gum is re-launching its brand in the UK with an integrated campaign. Billington Cartmell is the agency behind the work, which spans outdoor, print and digital formats, as well as graffiti sites and in-store activity. [more…]
‘Postcards from the edge: a conversation about the future’ / Dan Machen, Billington Cartmell on SXSW
The South by Southwest Interactive Conference & Festival is described as the “unique convergence of original music, independent films and emerging technologies....the premier destination for discovery”.
Dan Machen, Head of Innovation, Billington Cartmell writes ...'Can Ad Agencies & Brands Humanise Technology?' .. I’m here in Austin, Texas, ready for the opening and conscious that I’m crossing a number of very weird lines.
Firstly, there’s the strange geographical delineation of Texas – with its abrupt 90 degree side, it seems like the State itself somehow represents the collision of analogue and digital about to take place at its cultural heart. Next, there’s the record-breaking number of devices and chargers I have chosen to mule to the U.S. to record and report the sights and sounds of one of the world’s largest interactive festivals. And finally, there’s South by Southwest itself – as a music, film and interactive gathering, it’s the ultimate nexus of ‘art meets science’.
Billington Cartmell write .... We've got that Superdrug feeling! Check out our new TV ad going live this week.
Baby food brand Ella’s Kitchen is set to launch its highest profile campaign, created by Billington Cartmell, with the aim of promoting the brand’s ‘Good In Every Sense’ positioning.
Planned and bought by ZenithOptimedia, the campaign is spearheaded by a 30-second TV ad that will run nationally for five weeks.
John Gellett named as CEO of Billington Cartmell as Ian Billington and Paul Cartmell depart following Hutton Collins purchase.
Rupert Howell returns to agencies as equity finance house Hutton Collins buys Billington Cartmell
News from Billington Cartmell : Their B2B agency, Enterprise, have just launched a new website. Check out what they have to say about it!
Part of the Billington Cartmell Group, we’re a unique B2B agency that’s been over 20 years in the making. We’re a multi-award-winning, independent network that reaches 60 countries worldwide.
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Billington Cartmell have been shortlisted for 4 IPM Awards for their Lucozade YES list plus problems for Apple iPad plus a full Movers & Groovers lineup.
Our sister site Great British Brand Journalism takes centre stage this Easter weekend. It's well worth a visit in terms of keeping up to date on UK marketing news and views.
Research reveals next wave of digital sales growth in popular retail categories will be driven by older consumers -
