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Arvind Hickman

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  • Features and Analysis Editor, B&T
  • Journalist and Editor, Freelance
Sydney, Wandsworth
As seen in: B&T, Flipboard, Campaign (UK), PR Week, Campaign (US), AdNews (Australia), HR Magazine (UK), Campaign Asia, Journal of Accountancy, Third Sector, Travel Weekly (Australia) and
B&T Features and Analysis Editor. Former Media Editor of Campaign. Loves sport (LFC), cooking, travelling & photography.

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Southern Cross To Cut Up To 300 Roles In ‘Cost Reset’, Blames Weak TV Ad Market

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By Arvind Hickman 
| B&T
Southern Cross Media Group plans to cut between 250-300 full time staff in an effort to save up to $150 million annually ahead of its financial year end on 30 June 2026. The newly formed media group, which includes the TV and publishing business Seven West Media and audio group Southern Cross Austereo, blamed a weaker than expected TV advertising market for the deep cuts. A report in The Age suggests that the bulk of the redundancies will come from the Seven West Media side of the business.
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IKEA Promotes Erin Falconer To Head Of Marketing

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By Arvind Hickman 
| B&T
IKEA has promoted Erin Falconer into the role of head of marketing for the home furnishing retailer in Australia and New Zealand. She will succeed long-serving head of marketing Kirsten Hasler, who is moving to Unilever. Falconer has been marketing communications manager at IKEA since 2017, responsible for how the brand showed up in market and driving a clear, consistent and compelling expression across all customer touch points.
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AANA & ADMA Officially Merge Operations

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By Arvind Hickman 
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The Australian Association of National Advertisers (AANA) and the Association for Data-Driven Marketing and Advertising (ADMA) are uniting and will be led by the AANA chief executive Josh Faulks. Yesterday, it was revealed the two bodies were in talks after ADMA’s owner, the Australian Computer Society, had put the industry body up for sale.
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