By Shalene Gupta April 03, 2023 Last fall, John Timmerman, founder and CEO of digital marketing agency Good Monster, had a problem. He’d lost three clients through no fault of his own—acquisitions, startups running out of funding, the list goes on—but now he was responsible for the decision that came next. Lay off … Continue reading Hampton is creating a safe space for tech CEOs
Jeremy Cornfeldt Driving Tinuiti As First President by Laurie Sullivan @lauriesullivan, March 28, 2023 Tinuiti, one of the largest independent performance-marketing agencies, on Tuesday announced the appointment of Jeremy Cornfeldt as its first president. Cornfeldt brings over two decades of agency, media, performance marketing and brand experience to oversee the agency’s daily operations and guide … Continue reading Jeremy Cornfeldt Driving Tinuiti As First President
Performance Art Selects Sprouse As Creative Director by Fern Siegel , February 24, 2023 Performance Art, Interpublic Group’s (IPG) data-driven creative agency, named Alex Sprouse to Group Creative Director for the agency’s New York office. Previously, Sprouse was creative director at BBH USA, where he helped shape the “Shop With Google” platform. Prior to … Continue reading Performance Art Selects Sprouse As Creative Director
By Mark Wilson February 02, 2023 Apple is synonymous with its design. But according to a new report from Bloomberg, the company is done with industrial design executives. As Apple’s VP of industrial design, Evans Hankey, plans her departure later this year, she reportedly won’t be replaced. The remaining 20 or so members of … Continue reading Is Apple’s chief operating officer its new Jony Ive?
By Kim Kelly December 27, 2022 Looking back, 2022 was a huge year for the American labor movement, one in which public support for unions jumped to a record high and thousands of workers mobilized to win higher wages, better working conditions, and the benefits of a union. The welcome burst of energy that … Continue reading The worst bosses of 2022 are exactly who you’d expect
Teads’ New President Monique Pintarelli Cites Barbara Walters As Inspiration by Laurie Sullivan @lauriesullivan, January 3, 2023 The global media platform Teads on Wednesday will announce the promotion of Monique Pintarelli to president of North America. In her new role, Pintarelli will continue to report to Teads co-CEO Jeremy Arditi and expand her role to … Continue reading Teads’ New President Monique Pintarelli Cites Barbara Walters As Inspiration
Don’t miss the opportunity to create year-end presentations for the executive team and demonstrate your team’s accomplishments. Lindsay DiLemmo on December 16, 2022 Demonstrating your team’s accomplishments with year-end reporting is an opportunity no marketer should pass up. Your executive team will appreciate a reminder of achievements in one presentation. Most of us have felt … Continue reading 6 tips to impress the C-suite with year-end marketing reports
WPP Acquires Shopify Commerce Specialist Diff by Richard Whitman , Columnist, December 9, 2022 WPP is bolstering its North American commerce capabilities with the acquisition of Montreal-based Diff. Financial terms weren’t disclosed. Diff provides commerce solutions for the rapidly growing Shopify commerce ecosystem. Services include growth strategy, front-end design, site optimization and system integrations. Founded … Continue reading WPP Acquires Shopify Commerce Specialist Diff
Arrival pauses work on its electric bus and car projects The company reportedly needs to manage its dwindling cash pile. Daniel Cooper|@danielwcooper Anglo-American EV startup Arrival is putting its groundbreaking bus and car projects on ice as it struggles to manage its cash reserves. The Financial Times reports that the company, which … Continue reading Arrival CEO steps back amidst the electric van startup’s financial woes
By James Surowiecki November 23, 2022 In January 2008, Starbucks made a shock announcement: Its founder and former CEO, Howard Schultz, who had stepped down seven years earlier, would be returning to run the company once again. Starbucks’ stock price had fallen 42% in 2007, as the company saw its growth slow dramatically, and … Continue reading Boomerang CEOs have a bad track record lately, but Iger’s return makes sense for Disney
