Brian Bonilla is a Senior Reporter at Time Out Group plc. He specializes in marketing and advertising, with a focus on business and economics, as well as topics related to sports marketing and consumer packaged goods. His work has been featured in prominent publications such as 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.
To effectively reach out to Brian, consider offering unique insights into the latest trends in advertising and marketing or providing exclusive details about business acquisitions within the creative industry. Additionally, pitches related to new strategies employed by advertising agencies or significant appointments within these organizations could be of interest.
As he doesn't have a specified geographic focus but covers international industry developments, relevant global stories with broad impact are likely to catch his attention.
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By: Brian Bonilla
Circo is looking to build its Athletic Club into an events platform that features other brands as well.
By: Brian Bonilla
The appointment of Stagwell’s Anomaly and Code and Theory comes as IBM expands its enterprise AI offerings.
The best Cannes Lions souvenir might be the money you save by not going.
By: Brian Bonilla
T-Mobile spent $1.18 billion on U.S. measured media in 2025.
Coca-Cola Co., Levi’s and Microsoft are among the brands making agency changes.
By: Ewan Larkin, Brian Bonilla
What do you need for a wedding in 2026? A bride (or groom), a groom (or bride)—and a dog, of course.
The grocery chain imagines free food appearing in unlikely places to spotlight myBigY Rewards across New England.
Every summer seems to produce a show that takes over group chats, TikTok feeds and workplace conversations.
By: Ewan Larkin, Brian Bonilla
Tomás Ostiglia is chief creative officer of Lola Madrid. Ostiglia began his creative career at Mollá & Mollá in his native Argentina, rising from intern to creative director.
