Articles Tagged ‘Andrew Oosterhuis’
View from the C-Suite: Labatt’s Andrew Oosterhuis comes home
Like other Canadian VPs before him, the marketer will have the chance to implement lessons learned from global roles at AB InBev.
Labatt names a familiar face as new VP of marketing
Andrew Oosterhuis returns to Canada to take over the role from Todd Allen, who is moving into a global position.
Budweiser to build a community-centric strategy
The marketer leading Canada’s most popular beer says sports works, but it’s time to evolve.
Labatt names new director of marketing
As Andrew Oosterhuis (pictured) takes a global role with Stella, Mike D’Agostini takes over Budweiser’s marketing in Canada.
Budweiser’s premium approach to celebrating goals
The beer brand enlists Wayne Gretzky and upscale product features to elevate the experience around the Red Light.
It came from Canada: Part 3
How Budweiser and Canadian Down Syndrome Society found universal insights in homegrown campaigns.
Budweiser gets serious about Halloween
The brand hopes to leverage a global campaign to drive value for local partners and own the occasion.
Labatt 50 ‘rebrands’ for Canada’s anniversary
The beer born to celebrate one anniversary waves the flag for Canada 150.
The beer necessities
For 170 years, Labatt has been a trendsetter and a cultural force.
Budweiser’s new approach to owning goals
The beer brand aligns with a global sports strategy while maintaining its local positioning around hockey.
Budweiser lights up the hockey world
A giant Goal Light is the latest bold execution the brand will launch during the Super Bowl.
DAOY jury
Check out this year’s Digital judging panel.
Hot Ticket of the Year: Canada’s music festivals
Events like WayHome, Osheaga and Boots and Hearts are attracting more and more fans, as well as brands.
Digital and PR Agency of the Year judges revealed
Here are the jurors who reviewed more than 80 cases that were entered into DAOY and PR AOY.
Turning it up for NXNE
How two of the festival’s title sponsors are stepping up to reach Toronto’s music lovers.
