Daylight Agency appoints a liquidator following COVID-19 related impacts
February 4, 2021 11:04
Daylight Agency has appointed a liquidator with the agency set to close its doors, Mumbrella can reveal.
A published notice on the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) website outlines that following a meeting of the members of the company on 28 January, Michael Hird from advisory firm Cor Cordis was appointed the liquidator.
Since then Mumbrella understands the agency was heavily impacted by COVID-19, and attempted to protect the business with a restructure and cost cutting measures that were ultimately unsuccessful.
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Amongst the senior leadership team, executive creative directors Geoffrey Corbett and Chris Mitchell left the agency in August and restarted their creative shop Chris + Geoff. Senior consultant Karen Keech moved on to Established Media in January.
January 7, 2021
The Earth asked Vishnu, “Why do you come in the form of mountains and not in your own form?” Vishnu replied: “The pleasure that exists in mountains is greater than that of animate beings, for they feel no heat, nor cold, nor pain, nor anger, nor fear, nor pleasure. We three gods as mountains will reside in the earth for the benefit of mankind.”
In the late summer of 1995 I flew to India for my first experience of climbing in the Himalaya. The monsoon was still strong and in those days, a quarter of a century ago, parts of Delhi flooded more readily; many lower-lying streets were submerged in brown water. It was still raining as we drove north in a bus, stopping for a night in Rishikesh on the banks of the swollen Ganges. The Beatles studied transcendental meditation here in 1968 with the Maharishi Mahesh Yogi, turning on millions of young Westerners to eastern spiritual practices. “After I had taken LSD,” George Harrison recalled, “a lingering thought