Brian Bonilla is an Agency Reporter at Time Out Group plc. He covers a range of topics including marketing and advertising, business leaders, and the intersection of technology with industries such as insurance and the metaverse. His work has been featured in notable publications like Crain's Chicago Business, Automotive News, and Brooklyn Magazine.
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Brian Bonilla's articles predominantly cover advertising agencies, marketing, agency news, and business acquisitions. His focus on press releases and private sector announcements suggests a preference for exclusive industry news and updates.
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WPP is mandating its employees return to the office four days a week, according to an internal memo from the holding company's CEO, Mark Read.
By: Tim Nudd, Ewan Larkin, Brian Bonilla
The fires have taken a logistical and emotional toll across the epicenter of advertising production.
By: Brian Bonilla
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By: Ewan Larkin, Brian Bonilla, Jack Neff
Kimberly-Clark, home to products such as Kleenex tissues and Huggies diapers, has overhauled its agency lineup.
Michael Komasinski had been with Dentsu since 2016 Michael Komasinski is departing from his role as CEO of Dentsu Americas to join Criteo as the ad tech company's CEO.
MassMutual had worked with Grey since 2021 MassMutual has appointed 72andSunny New York as its new creative agency of record.
The review comes less than two years after its last one and follows its CMO's 2024 departure
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By: Ewan Larkin, Brian Bonilla
SEC filing reveals how ad giants agreed on the deal, which would create the world's largest agency group
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