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Advertising Agency: Leo Burnett, Egypt

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Advertising Agency: Leo Burnett, Beirut, Lebanon

Advertising Agency: Leo Burnett, Beirut, Lebanon
Chief Creative Officer: Farid Chehab
Executive Creative Director: Bechara Mouzannar
Creative Director: Chermine Assadian
Copywriter: Samir Fayez/Joyce Zavzavadjian
Art Director: Layla Naamani
Account Supervisor: Michel Raggi
Production Company: BENT IMAGE LAB, Portland
Director: Carlos Lascano

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Advertising Agency: Leo Burnett, Cairo, Egypt
Executive Creative Director: Mohamed Hamdalla
Creative Director: Hesham Ellabban
Copywriter: Tameem Youness/Yahya Esmaele
Photographer: Hussein Shaaban
Illustrator: Ahmed Hefnawy
Account Supervisor: Yosr Bayoumy

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Ad Agency: Leo Burnett, Dubai, UAE
Creative Director: Munah Zahr
Art Director: Tushar Mahajan
Copywriter: Zaid Alwan
Project Manager: Mays Shakhshir

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Advertising Agency: Leo Burnett, Jeddah, Saudi Arabia
Executive Creative Director: Said Francis
Art Director: Thierry Chehab
Copywriter: Mohammed Bahmishan
Illustrator: Fadi Kharma
Photographer: Steve Kozman

Ad Agency: Leo Burnett, Cairo, Egypt

Agency: Leo Burnett, Beirut, Lebanon

Leo Burnett Chicago is going to paying the U.S. Army a whopping $15.5 million as settlement for a lawsuit alleging that the agency over-billed the Army.

The announcement came via the Justice Department, and an accompanying article on Chicago Breaking News that states, “The allegations surrounded Burnett’s work on its “Army of One” recruiting campaign. The suit charged that Burnett unfairly increased its profit by billing for services of its own units as if they were independent contractors and inflating subcontractors’ hourly rates.”

Oh damn! Mothas were raising their rates thinking they could go all Halliburton but then the Army was like, “no way, bitch” and that was that. LB settled because to, “to avoid the expense and uncertainty of litigation.” You mean, they settled because they knew they had been caught red handed. Two staffers apparently blew the whistle on the agency in the first place. According to a press release those two employees, now removed VP Greg Hamilton and controller, Michelle Casey, will be taking home almost $3M of that settlement money.

Right now you’re thinking – “I should blow the whistle on my agency. I could be set for life.” Something to consider as you head home today, no?

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