UM and IPG are all in for small business with a new initiative designed to help U.S. privately owned operations navigate the complexities of the coronavirus pandemic. The “All In for Small” initiative was developed by UM and innovation lab IPG Medialab in collaboration with IPG agencies Kinesso, Momentum, Octagon, Reprise, R/GA and United Minds.
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IPG Mediabrands UM unit, and its client American Express, have kicked off an initiative to support small businesses struggling with the COVID-19 pandemic crisis. The platform, dubbed “All In For Small,” features webinars, playbooks and thought leadership content pieces from UM and its sisters IPG agencies Kinesso, Reprise, R/GA, Momentum, United Minds and Octagon. Sub-branded
An IPG Marketing collective to help small businesses not only survive, but ultimately thrive in the face of COVID-19. You’ll find weekly roundtables with business leaders, experts, and partners, as well as links to additional resources to help support your business. If you’re a small business owner, here’s where you can find an always-on hub
The past week has seen a reckoning begin over the content policies – or lack thereof – governing the big media platforms. Major marketers, including Coca-Cola, Unilever and Diageo, are halting spend on social media at least through July. But there’s always the danger than these efforts end up being an exercise in virtue signaling once they’re out of the headlines.
Ah, good old Joe. Mandese started Monday’s “Upfront 2025 – 2026” with some “good news.” He said that five years from now we’ll be looking back on the creation of Bristol Myers’ Tesla-created COVID-19 vaccine that helped us gain immunity. But COVID-24 “has forced us at MediaPost to again postpone a physical event.” Indeed: Pandemic
IPG Mediabrands is moving beyond brand safety with a series of guidelines around media responsibility. Daryl Lee, global CEO of IPG Mediabrands, introduced the company’s 10 Media Responsibility Principles in an internal memo. “It is not enough for brand safety to be about protecting the brand—there must also be a commitment to protect the communities that a
In what may well be the first publicly stated principles by a major holding company’s media services unit governing the trade off between brand safety and brand responsibility, IPG Mediabrands has codified ten elements to serve as the guidepost for its organization, and how they service their clients and consumers alike. “If it is the
Last week, an ad executive at Mediabrands, a large ad-buying firm owned by Interpublic Group of Cos. said on LinkedIn that it was time for marketers to hold Facebook’s leadership team accountable. Facebook “must rethink how to curb the spread of content that incites violence and leads to divisive discourse,” wrote Elijah Harris, senior vice president of
Say you’re a 36-year-old mom of two, busy juggling work and parenting. It’s seven in the morning on a hot summer day, and you’re drinking coffee on your porch while scrolling through your phone, trying to figure out what to make the kids for breakfast. Suddenly, an ad for a blender paired with a recipe
The expression “you can’t go home again” gained popularity as the title of Thomas Wolfe’s famous 1940 novel. The profound gist that resonated with so many was that if you try to return to a place you remember from the past, it won’t be the same as you remember it. That may be true even