Andrew McMains

Pizza Hut Reviews Its Advertising Business

adweek.com — Here we go again. Less than four years after hiring The Martin Agency as its lead creative shop, the pizza chain is reviewing its creative business again. Martin, an Interpublic Group shop based in Richmond, Va., plans to defend, an agency representative said. Pizza Hut's media spending typically exceeds $200 million annually.

Pizza Hut Reviews Its Advertising Business

adweek.com — Here we go again. Less than four years after hiring The Martin Agency as its lead creative shop, the pizza chain is reviewing its creative business again. Martin, an Interpublic Group shop based in Richmond, Va., plans to defend, an agency representative said. Pizza Hut's media spending typically exceeds $200 million annually.

Saatchi & Saatchi Broadcast Production Chief David Perry Is Leaving After Almost 24 Years

adweek.com — David Perry's long, remarkable run as head of broadcast production at Saatchi & Saatchi is coming to an end. Perry, who has worked for six creative chiefs in his nearly 24 years at Saatchi, is handing the director of broadcast production role to John Doris.

JWT New York Hires Marcel Creative Chiefs Emmanuel Lalleve and Florent Imbert

adweek.com — The creative leaders of Marcel in Paris, famous for their epic " Oddessy" campaign for Cartier last year, are venturing into the U.S.. market. In August, Emmanuel Lalleve and Florent Imbert will join the New York office of JWT as executive creative directors.

No, Seriously, Golf Is a Real Sport, Says Nike's New Tiger Woods Ad

adweek.com — Tiger Woods's latest chapter in his blood oath to Nike is this ad in which the golfer is compared to a track-and-field competitor, a boxer, a basketball player and a baseball player (referencing Babe Ruth, no less).

General Motors Hires Interpublic Group Team to Handle Cadillac's Creative Business

adweek.com — A team of Interpublic Group agencies has prevailed in a pitch for Cadillac's creative business, according to sources. The team comprised leaders from Hill Holliday, Campbell Ewald and Lowe. Hill Holliday will lead creative development, Campbell Ewald will handle account management and Lowe will adapt and distribute ads overseas, as needed, sources said.

Publicis Kaplan Thaler Wins the Sleepy's Creative Business

adweek.com — Publicis Kaplan Thaler has won creative responsibilities for Sleepy's after a review. The agency outstripped fellow finalists Havas Worldwide and Gotham to land the account. Each contender pitched out of its New York office. Sleepy's annual media spending is estimated at $75 million.