Ogilvy Canada
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517A Wellington St West
Toronto ON, M5V 1G1
Phone: 416 367-3573
Montréal
215 Saint-Jacques St., Suite 333
Montréal QC, H2Y 1M6
Phone: 514 861-1811
Québec
500 Grande Allée Est, Suite 250
Québec City QC, G1R 2J7
Phone: 418 622-6219
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In the News
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Sid Lee names Marie-Lise Campeau as global CEO
Sid Lee on Friday announced the appointment of Marie-Lise Campeau as its new global chief executive officer. Campeau will oversee all ...
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Metrolinx is advocating for “a new kind of screen time”
GTA transit agency Metrolinx is encouraging parents and kids to put down their screens and see the world from a ...
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Ogilvy Canada names new exec as Arthur Fleischmann steps aside
Christopher Andrews has been tapped as the new CEO of Ogilvy Canada, as current agency head Arthur Fleischmann plans to ...
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Marketing Hall of Legends names inductees
Malcolm Gladwell, Judy Lewis, Deborah Weinstein, Ronnen Harary, Anton Rabie, Ben Varadi and Ron Woodall get the nod.
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Ogilvy Canada named AOR for GO Transit and UP Express
The remit includes work alongside Carat and Ethnicity Matters.
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Ogilvy appoints Chris Perron as chief client officer
The agency has hired the former NFA executive VP to fill a role once held by Marie-Lise Campeau.
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H&R Block names Ogilvy as Canadian AOR
The agency comes on as the tax preperation brand embarks on a five-year growth and transformation strategy.
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Ogilvy Canada hires new chief strategy officer
Jeremy Daly is returning to the network where he started his career, bringing experience working on some high-profile clients.
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FCB leads Canadian agencies on WARC Effective 100
Zulu Alpha Kilo and Ogilvy Canada also landed on the list of shops that were most effective over the last year.
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Francesco Grandi hired as Ogilvy Canada’s new CCO
The agency's former global CD on the Dove brand will lead the Canadian creative offering in tandem with Gavin Drummond.
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ACTRA begins targeting agencies over labour dispute
The actor's union staged protests outside of agency offices in a bid to have them be part of negotiations for a new agreement.
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Ogilvy unifies its Canadian leadership team
The agency is creating a single executive group that will oversee operations in its Montreal, Quebec City and Toronto offices.
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Ogilvy, FCB and BBDO land on WARC’s Creative 100
Meanwhile, Cossette earned two spots on the list of most effective campaigns.
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Ogilvy Toronto looks to U.S. for new creative leader
Meg Farquhar joins from Leo Burnett Chicago, bringing global experience to an increasingly globally-minded creative team.
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Ogilvy adds to its creative and design departments
The agency brings on dedicated design leadership in Montreal, while adding to its bench strength in Toronto.
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Up to the Minute: Ogilvy hires VP for its consulting team
Plus, Zulu adds to its creative team and Leger launches new CX offering.
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Black talent feel ‘cultural fit’ would shut them out of advertising
A report from Ogilvy suggests young Black people are well aware of opportunities in the industry, but also the barriers to entry.
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Dove steps up its stand against systemic racism
Capturing images from protests in a new campaign and expanding CSR efforts, the brand wants to show it is serious about getting it right.
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Ogilvy launches new consulting division
Led by managing director Kevin Sutherland, the offering will focus on using behavioural science to help guide transformation.
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Check out the 2019 Agency of the Year showreels
This year's shortlisted agencies debuted new services, gave credit where it was due and spoke some hard truths about the industry.
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Ogilvy Canada names new chief strategy officer
Tom Kenny joins in a new executive-level leadership position at the agency.
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Who is in the running for Design Agency of the Year?
The final shortlist for 2019 covers the shops looking to be awarded for their visual work.
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Here are the (big and small) Agency of the Year shortlists
Today's shortlists cover the show's newest category and the one that started it all.
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Cannes 2019: Two Media Lion wins for Canada
FCB/Six and Initiative win Silver for "Go Back to Africa," while Ogilvy and Mindshare get Bronze for Hellmann's "Real Food Rescue."
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Cannes 2019: Canadian agencies earn 11 shortlist spots in Film
Brand Experience, E-Commerce, Radio and Mobile categories also saw several repeat campaigns add to their growing nomination tally.
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Cannes 2019: Canadian agencies earn 35 more nods across five shortlists
BBDO, Bensimon Byrne and Cossette are among the (many) agencies that earned shots at Film Craft, Design, Print, Health and Pharma Lions.
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Ogilvy Canada names new CEO
John Killam joins from Omnicom Media Group to take over for the departing Laurie Young.
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Ogilvy rebrands and reorganizes its network
The agency eliminates sub-brands, bolsters its consulting offering and plans a launch for a digital collaboration platform.
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Canada snags nine Effies
There were no Gold winners, but eight agencies took home other awards from the show recognizing creative effectiveness.
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Combining tech and shopper marketing
How some of this year's SIA winners used filters, bots and loyalty apps to connect with customers.
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Ogilvy acquires Brad
The network strengthens its Canadian creative offering and establishes a presence in Quebec City.
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Ogilvy grows in Toronto
New CDs, a content strategist and senior designer join the agency as it continues its reorganization.
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Cossette wins Yellow Pencil at D&AD
The agency's SickKids work led Canadian winners at this year's show, where nine agencies combined for 20 Pencils.
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Ogilvy names new creative leadership
As its restructuring begins to take shape, the agency brings on Brian Murray to be its new CCO in Canada.
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The Contenders: Creativity for a cause
Our look at this year's award show favourites continues with feel-good campaigns that might warm judges' hearts.
