Articles Tagged ‘Omnicom’
Omnicom’s organic growth decline stays in double digits
Health business is climbing, but revenue from CRM and travel clients continues to drop.
Omnicom to cut more costs as clients slash spending
During the hold co’s Q1 investor call, CEO John Wren said disposition of agencies was an option, on top of measures already taken.
Omnicom’s organic growth continues upward in Q4
The holding company’s advertising business grew by 5.1% for the quarter and 4.5% for the full year.
Organic growth up at Omnicom in Q3
Revenue fell at the holding company, although it was largely attributed to stronger foreign exchange rates.
Omnicom beats analyst expectations in Q2
Strong performance in North America led to another period of organic growth at the holding company.
Omnicom organic revenue up in Q1
Strong performance in media and healthcare helped drive growth for the holding company across regions.
The 2019 Agency Family Tree
A detailed look of what agencies the major players own and operate in the Canadian market.
IPG, Omnicom optimistic following Q4 results
Despite some struggles, strong organic growth has both holding companies hopeful for the year ahead.
The 2018 Agency Family Tree
A breakdown of every major holding company’s assets and offerings in the Canadian market.
Omnicom brings Omniwomen to Canada
The holding co’s program will look to support the development of current and future female leaders across its agencies.
Behind Red Urban’s burger collaboration
Creative director Christina Yu on how the agency worked with Omnicom’s dedicated McDonald’s unit on its first campaign.
Why agencies compete on price
Former Cadbury marketer and current CASSIES editor John Bradley on how to solve the price war problem.
The top agency stories of 2015
We continue our look at what shaped the industry 2015, this time through our most-read news out of the agency world.
Up to the Minute: Green Giant’s new ho-ho-home
Plus: Omnicom’s new collaborative mega-studio, Colour and Stone Canoe merge and more news you may have missed.
DDB rebrands its CRM and shopper marketing units
Rapp Canada is now Track DDB, while ShopperDDB becomes TracyLocke Canada.
