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AOY Gold: Cossette’s strategic approach
In the News
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BOY 24: The ROM, where past meets future
This Brand of the Year story was originally published in the Fall issue of Strategy Magazine. Check out the winners ...
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Brand collabs: How much is too much?
From the C-Suite newsletter: Is the tactic still "cool" now that mainstream brands are flocking to the trend?
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Marrying sales and sustainability
Several brands are showing that environmental goals and business growth doesn't have to be a one-or-the-other choice.
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2021 Small AOY Silver: For the love of BHLA
The new(ish) shop's mission is to build creative brand platforms that stand the test of time.
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Kruger picks Broken Heart Love Affair as new agency
As it continues to invest in its brands, the paper company wants to do more creative work that drives business results.
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CRC 2019: Top brand and planner on finding new crews
How Lori Davison, Jason Chaney and Cossette built on SickKids' strategy to reach new donors.
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Corner Office Shifts: L’Oreal, SkipTheDishes and Koho
A round-up of senior-level changes you may have missed.
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Waking up to consumer needs of today (and tomorrow)
Part two of strategy's MES roundtable brings marketers together to discuss the impact of cultural relevance and universal human insights.
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Preparing for the consumer landscape of tomorrow
In part one of strategy's MES roundtable, marketers at leading brands discuss the evolving role of the CMO.
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Strategy is the mother of (real) reinvention
Mary Maddever lays out the need for greater strategic collaboration and the changes being tackled at this year's Marketing Evolution: C-Suite Summit.
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Back page: Mic drops at Marketing Evolution
ICYMI: strategy's hand-picked insights that illustrate the current (and future) path of the CMO.
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2018 CRC: From ad world to fintech
The #1 planner Jason Chaney on how he's applying his CSO skillset to his new post at Koho.
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The 2018 Creative Report Card is out
Here are this year's rankings of the industry's top creatives, strategists, brands and agencies.
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The nature of change for c-suite marketers
Part three of strategy's CMO discussion on generalists vs. specialists and the speed of innovation.
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Imperfect tech and learning how to give-and-take
As we prep for the C-Suite Summit, we ask what's now and what's next for General Mills, SickKids and Koho's marketing heads.
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Changes come to Cossette’s strategy department
The agency promotes a new VP of strategy as CSO Jason Chaney prepares to go client-side at Koho.
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2017 Strategy Awards: SickKids takes back the fight
The campaign showed SickKids as a "performance" brand, taking on the biggest challenges in child health.
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SickKids turns its focus to moms
The latest "VS" spot puts family matriarchs at the centre of a new charitable giving drive.
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Strategy Awards names its three co-chairs
Meet the industry pros leading the jury for the awards recognizing the best planning work in Canada.
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CRC 2017: Leaving the zoo to understand the tiger
The report card's top planners talk about how they arrived at winning insights and why their jobs follow them home.
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Cossette adds to strategy strength
Four recent additions look to diversify the department's expertise and better inform the creative product.
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Trends you might have missed
Say goodbye to giftvertising, and say hello to YouTubers and anyone but mom. Here's what you should keep an eye on in 2015.
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Nellie Kim and Chris Hirsch join Lg2
The new partners and co-creative directors are tasked with helping the agency set up its first Toronto shop.
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Joe Dee joins Cossette
The former Tribal Worldwide technology director joins the Toronto shop in a newly-created VP role.
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Jason Chaney joins Cossette
The strategist has left Montreal-based Lg2 to be part of Cossette's executive ranks.
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Lg2 names Jason Chaney VP strategy
The Quebec agency bulks up on talent with an eye to opening a Toronto office.