People moving – advertising 25/08/10

Adconion has bolstered its online video team with the recruitment of Daniel Ramira. He will become head of video in the UK. (Source: Brand Republic)

Stephanie Bell is to take on a regional media head role at L ‘Oreal. She resigned from her role as CEO of GroupM Thailand in July. (Source: Brand Republic)

Xavier Rees has been hired as a managing partner for DDB UK’s Virgin Media account. He will be responsible for managing the business. He was the former deputy managing director of Targetbase Claydon Heeley. (Source: Brand Republic)

Toby Courlander has been hired as an executive producer for Spank Films. The former partner at production company Outsider will also bring directors from No Brain and Anderson M Studio. (Source: Brand Republic)

Jill McDonald is to become UK chief executive of McDonald’s. She replaces Steve Easterbrook, who left his position of four years to assume a new global role at the company. (Source: Brand Republic)

People moving – advertising 18/08/10

Al Young has been named as executive creative director of Inferno. He will head the agency’s 25-strong creative department. (Source: Brand Republic)

Jorian Murray is leaving Dye Holloway Murray to become global brand director of the Volvo account for Euro RSCG 4D. He will manage a new cross-agency called Team Volvo. (Source: Brand Republic)

Mark Sinnock has been appointed as planning director at Ogilvy & Mather Asia Pacific. His previous role was as marketing director at UK supermarket Asda. (Source: Brand Republic)

People moving – advertising 11/08/10

Graham Sims has been named as HMV’s first group marketing director. It comes among a slew of promotions: Matt Button moves to lead the group CRM function, while Lee Bannister is promoted to head of brand marketing for Waterstone’s, HMV and Fopp. (Source: Brand Republic)

Paul Hutchinson has joined MEC as a client service director. He will oversee the agency’s client relationships. (Source: Brand Republic)

Mark Creighton has joined Mindshare in the new role of chief operating officer. Creighton previously worked at i-level from 2003, until it was liquidated in May. (Source: Campaign)

Outgoing vice-president of Burger King, David Kisilevsky, has joined McCann Worldgroup as sub-regional director, Central Eastern Europe. He starts at the end of August. (Source: Campaign)

Publicis Modem has hired Alix Pennycuick as its creative director. He moves from DraftFCB, and replaces Pablo Marques. (Source: Campaign)

Struq has appointed Antony Mures as its first commercial director, and has been tasked with growing the business in the ecommerce sector. (Source: New Media Age)

People moving – advertising 4/8/10

Robin Clark has been named the new director of StarCom MediaVest Group Sports. He joins from OMD, where he worked on campaigns for World Cup sponsors Sony and Kia. (Source: Brand Republic)

Nik Studzinski is leaving his role at Mother to become co-executive creative director at Droga5′s New York office. Studzinski was in charge of Mother’s account with Boots since 2008. (Source: Campaign)

Olly Murphy has joined Carlson Marketing as director, leaving his position at MRM London. He takes over incumbent managing director John Hiney, who is taking a sabbatical for medical reasons. (Source: Campaign)

Channel 4 has appointed Universal McCann’s former vice-chairman, Mick Perry, as head of airtime sales. He replaces Matt Shreeve who left in April. He will be responsible for generating ad revenue. (Source: Campaign)

People moving – advertising 28/7/10

McLaren Marketing has appointed Derek Harbinson as its new head of digital media. The former journalist joins from his role as acting editor at Cedar Communications. (Source: PR Week)

David Pinnington has been promoted to the post of managing director of Fuse, at Onmicom Media Group. He replaces Andrew Lord. (Source: PR Week)

James Jennings has departed from his role as joint managing director from Maxus. He leaves after 17 years to spend time with his family. (Source: PR Week)

Paul Kafka has been appointed as head of marketing communications at UBS. He has previously held top roles at the London Stock Exchange and Nomura. (Source: PR Week)

 

"You can’t photograph a flying bullet but you can capture genuine fear."


A 2007 quote from legendary war photographer Horst Faas, who died aged 79 last week.


(Source: Press Gazette)

 

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