Immune system – it is essential for our healthy life. However, it is a recondite theme therefore hard to approach. As you cannot see it and it is in your body, only few people know about it. Thus, we challenge to cultivate immunity using art. This is an experience-based learning exhibition: ”You and Immune System. Exhibition”
(TrendHunter.com) The ‘PetScrub’ comes as an easy and efficient way to care for your pet to ensure that they are always as fresh as possible during anytime of year.
Lightweight and simple to use, the…
Los Angeles independent agency Zambezi has hired Alexandra Gardner as director of business development.
Zambezi CEO Jean Freeman, who was promoted to that role last March, announced the appointment today.
“Alex is one of the most talented business development directors in advertising, but more importantly she’s a perfect culture fit for us,” Freeman said in a statement. “She will lead the charge as we continue to seek out opportunities across brand categories, and strategically enlarge the breadth of our offering.”
“I’m excited to embark on a new journey with Zambezi who I believe has enormous potential for new business growth,” Gardner added. “Everything I’ve learned in my career to date has truly prepared me for this next chapter and I couldn’t be more eager to get started.”
Gardner will be tasked with growing both Zambezi’s main agency and its female consumer insights engine, Zambezi X, which counts Nike Women among its client roster.
She arrives at the agency from 72andSunny Los Angeles, where has she served as business development director for since January of 2017 and helped bring in clients including Allstate, Coors Light, Uber, eBay, National Geographic and SyFy. Before joining 72andSunny as business development manager in August of 2015, Gardner spent three years at BBDO New York, serving as account executive and then manager, new business, helping to bring in clients such as Wells Fargo, CVS and American Family Insurance. Gardner began her career with mcgarrybowen New York, where she served as assistant account executive, new business.
NBCUniversal is making the industry’s biggest commitment yet to reducing linear ad loads, announcing today that audiences will see 10 percent fewer ads during all primetime original shows across its entire platform, beginning this fall. The company will be instituting a number of ad innovations–including reducing primetime ad pods by 20 percent, create a 60-second…
Facebook announced Wednesday that it expanded the job application tool it launched in the U.S. and Canada last February to more than 40 countries. Vice president of local Alex Himel said in a Newsroom post that local businesses create more than 60 percent of new jobs, adding that a Morning Consult poll of 5,000 adults…
BARCELONA–How does a tech company, even one of the biggest tech companies in the world, stand out in a place flooded with tech, tech and more tech? Donuts, buttons and an updated version of whimsy. Amid all the mobile devices being released this week during the Mobile World Congress trade show, it’s not easy to…
During his keynote session Monday to kick off Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Ericsson CEO Brje Ekholm announced that 5G is “open for business.” The so-called fifth generation of wireless technology has ramped up much more quickly than many attendees at the mobile-focused conference say they had anticipated.
The underlaying technology will bring faster speed (for moving data) along with lower latency or lag time, and the ability to connect many more devices to each other at once, paving the way for the internet of things, smart homes and more.
“There has been talk about 5G at this show for many years. But that has been wishes, it’s been ideas, it’s been potential,” Ericsson CMO Helena Norrman tells us in the latest episode of Remotely Entertaining. “Now it’s starting to happen and it’s happening quicker than the industry originally thought.”
During his keynote session Monday to kick off Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Ericsson CEO Brje Ekholm announced that 5G is “open for business.” The so-called fifth generation of wireless technology has ramped up much more quickly than many attendees at the mobile-focused conference say they had anticipated.
The underlaying technology will bring faster speed (for moving data) along with lower latency or lag time, and the ability to connect many more devices to each other at once, paving the way for the internet of things, smart homes and more.
“There has been talk about 5G at this show for many years. But that has been wishes, it’s been ideas, it’s been potential,” Ericsson CMO Helena Norrman tells us in the latest episode of Remotely Entertaining. “Now it’s starting to happen and it’s happening quicker than the industry originally thought.”
Every weekday, we bring you the Ad Age/iSpot Hot Spots, new TV commercials tracked by iSpot.tv, the real-time TV ad measurement company with attention and conversion analytics from more than seven million smart TVs. The ads here ran on national TV for the first time yesterday.
A few highlights: New flavored sparkling water brand Bubly want you to “Crack a smile.” (Ad Age’s E. J. Schultz has the backstory on the product launch: “PepsiCo Debuts ‘Bubly’ Brand at Oscars in Chase for More Water Sales.”) Advil shows a couple “dancing around the pain that’s keeping you awake” in a commercial that’s reminiscent of the start of Justin Bieber’s 2015 music video for “Love Yourself.” And Grammarly wants you to “Write the future” with a little help from its cloud-based grammar-checking software.
Every weekday, we bring you the Ad Age/iSpot Hot Spots, new TV commercials tracked by iSpot.tv, the real-time TV ad measurement company with attention and conversion analytics from more than seven million smart TVs. The ads here ran on national TV for the first time yesterday.
A few highlights: New flavored sparkling water brand Bubly want you to “Crack a smile.” (Ad Age’s E. J. Schultz has the backstory on the product launch: “PepsiCo Debuts ‘Bubly’ Brand at Oscars in Chase for More Water Sales.”) Advil shows a couple “dancing around the pain that’s keeping you awake” in a commercial that’s reminiscent of the start of Justin Bieber’s 2015 music video for “Love Yourself.” And Grammarly wants you to “Write the future” with a little help from its cloud-based grammar-checking software.
Immune system – it is essential for our healthy life. However, it is a recondite theme therefore hard to approach. As you cannot see it and it is in your body, only few people know about it. Thus, we challenge to cultivate immunity using art. This is an experience-based learning exhibition: ”You and Immune System. Exhibition”
Immune system – it is essential for our healthy life. However, it is a recondite theme therefore hard to approach. As you cannot see it and it is in your body, only few people know about it. Thus, we challenge to cultivate immunity using art. This is an experience-based learning exhibition: ”You and Immune System. Exhibition”
Everybody’s heard of the trick to put salt with ice in the cooler, or the napkin in the freezer. Let’s up this game, shall we?
LET’S SOLVE THIS LONG LASTING PROBLEM: Effin warm beer. skol believes the only way to drink beer is the best way: cold af. so we decided to tackle this problem with high-tec, adapting the technology from instant ice packs, skol’s chillin’ pack will activate the sweet sweet cold as soon as you leave the market.
The chemicals are released inside the sleeve, reaching 24°F and lasting 40 minutes, the perfect temperature and time for you to get shit-faced, I mean, enjoy responsibly a couple of beers.
Sometimes we wished we could perfectly cover bad smells.
Sometimes we wished we could perfectly cover bad smells.
Sometimes we wished we could perfectly cover bad smells.
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