May 26 2021, 1:54 pm | BY Ricki Green | No Comments
The AANA has announced that CEO John Broome has chosen not to renew his contract and will leave the AANA after four years.
Broome took over from former AANA CEO Sunita Gloster in August, 2017.
Says Martin Brown, chairman of the AANA: “On behalf of the Board, I would like to thank John for his leadership of the AANA secretariat during a very dynamic and challenging period. During his tenure, John has delivered on the AANA’s mandate to evolve the self- regulatory system and to raise the profile of the marketing profession.
“In particular, John has overseen a series of ground-breaking initiatives to help get better transparency in the digital supply chain and also played a strong leadership role in working with the MFA to create best practice guides for the media contract and the pitch processes.
Steggall ends budget week with Olympian Blue Mountains effort
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Zali Steggall is no slouch. The independent MP for Warringah and slayer of former prime minister
Tony Abbott took on the daunting UTA100 ultra-marathon trail race through the Blue Mountains over the weekend.
The 100-kilometre track through the mountain range had a combined elevation gain of 4460 metres through the Golden Stairs, Leura Forest and Wentworth Falls.
Zali Steggall and Andrew Leigh.
Credit:John Shakespeare
Steggall started the event at 6.30am on Saturday and finished at 3.24am on Sunday, completing the last 40 kilometres in the dark, including the infamous Furber Steps, a 15-kilometre stretch involving 956 steps. It was mission accomplished in 20 hours and three minutes.
Minority shareholders of WPP AUNZ vote in favour of WPP plc takeover
April 21, 2021 11:28
The shareholders of WPP AUNZ have voted in favour of the takeover bid from WPP plc this morning, meaning the global company will become the sole owner of the local agency holding group, acquiring the remaining 38.5% of shares in the company it did not previously own.
Shareholders who held their share on the total dividend record date of 31 March 2021 will be paid $0.70 per share, as offered in December as an update to WPP plc’s bid, less the value of the special dividend of $0.044 per share fully franked paid at the end of March.
The new UN Women Australia campaign debuting on International Women's Day 2021 wants to speed up efforts to achieve gender equality with a play on the Australian ‘she’ll be right’ attitude
UN Women Australia asks When will she be right? mumbrella.com.au - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from mumbrella.com.au Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.