Category: UM in the News

More agencies and brands are releasing their campaigns and endeavors to elevate women as Women’s History Month (WHM) wraps up. This year, UM is introducing the female-focused “Uniquely Me” campaign to focus on the singular experiences women bring to the table; it ties into DEB’s 2021 theme of intersectionality. Women UMers were encouraged to share

Click here to read more


RECMA’s latest rankings are out and UM has continued to demonstrate growing industry leadership, despite the challenges faced throughout 2020. UM topped the vitality rankings, receiving the highest marks in new business performance over the last three years, resulting in a “Dominant” classification from REMCA, and the #1 top ranking of all Canadian agencies. UM

Click here to read more



Somehow, it’s March again, which means we’re nearing the one year anniversary of many companies and agencies sending their teams home as the coronavirus pandemic surged throughout the country. (Though, at the time teams were sent home with the expectation they’d return in a few weeks.) Over the last year, the advertising business has had

Click here to read more


Lewis was recognized last year by Campaign US as the top Head of Agency/Media. In 2019, she had been promoted from running UM’s New York office to overseeing all U.S. operations and had overseen memorable campaigns and solid 15% growth. This year, Lewis faced a test to see whether she is as effective during difficult periods. The

Click here to read more




Global IPG Mediabrands agency UM, selected as 2020 Adweek U.S. Media Agency of the Year at the beginning of last year, has hired Christine Villanueva as U.S. chief strategy officer and member of its executive team. In the role, Villanueva will be responsible for UM’s strategy product and capability road map, including uncovering marketplace opportunities and identifying

Click here to read more


Browse recent interviews with some of the most influential marketers and you’ll see delicately worded commitments to making socially responsible investments in media. Indeed, for many years — with a few notable exceptions — marketers paid lip service to doing their bit. But over the past year, this has changed. Marketers are increasingly aware that

Click here to read more


Over the next few hours, marketers across the U.S. will be watching the events of Inauguration Day closely, ready to pause, tweak or block ads from appearing against problematic content should things go sideways. While some marketers will stick to blunt tactics like blocking ads from news sites entirely, many are turning to more nuanced

Click here to read more