Articles Tagged ‘MSLGroup’
Mia Pearson to retire from MSL and North Strategic
After 30 years in the industry, she is passing leadership to longtime business partner Justin Creally and a team of agency vets.
Shortlist released for the 2019 PR Agency of the Year
The next shortlist for this year’s awards program reveals the shops in the running to be named Canada’s top PR agency.
Publicis Groupe suspends all awards participation
Promotional budgets are being diverted from industry events to an internal AI assistant.
MSLGroup acquires North Strategic
The PR agency and its content arm Notch Video now fall under holding co Publicis Groupe.
Up to the Minute: MSLGroup adds Quebec leadership
Plus: Wins for Bob’s Your Uncle and Rock-It, and more news you may have missed.
Insights and influencers
Growth and client wins are great, but in this industry, it’s about the output, says strategy editor Emily Wexler.
Leo Burnett repeats as Agency of the Year
DDB/Tribal Worldwide nabbed the top Digital prize, while Touche! and MSLGroup took Media and PR Gold respectively.
PR AOY Gold: MSLGroup gains influence
The agency leverages its relationships with its Publicis sister agencies, and rallies influencers to create a recipe for success.
Up to the Minute: Loopmedia gets into content marketing
Plus: Tire brands pick new AORs, new SVPs at H+K and MSLGroup and more news you might have missed.
Up to the Minute: Marketel’s museum win
Plus: New hires at Ariad and Razorfish, and other news you may have missed this week.
MSLGroup hires new executive director
How Isabelle Dube-Cote fits into the PR agency’s plans for growth, collaboration and reaching the Quebec market.
MSLGroup hires an SVP
The firm taps Caroline Murphy to expand its lifestyle business and bring expertise to paid digital and social.
MSLGroup hires six in Toronto
Anne Locke will run public relations for the firm’s style and beauty division as its new VP.
Leo Burnett wins Grand Clio
Always’ “#Likeagirl” picked up the top honours in the PR category.
Hey brands, millennials want you to help out
A new study finds the 18-to-30 set wants you to get involved in social issues. In Canada, that means the environment.
