ASB Bank has partnered with The Monkeys Aotearoa, part of Accenture Song, for its latest campaign, which highlights the vital role of home ownership managers in guiding New Zealanders through the evolving challenges of home ownership.
Accenture Song, The Monkeys and Droga5 have been appointed by Tourism Australia to provide the agency with creative and digital services for five years from July 2024, structured as a three-year initial contract with options for two further one-year extensions.
Building on the ‘Sport Is Calling’ brand platform established in 2020, the campaign features the incredible journeys of Australians whose lives have been radically transformed by sport.
The Monkeys, part of Accenture Song, has bolstered its creative department with the appointment of former Goodby Silverstein & Partners creative team members Lennie Galloway and Thomas Gledhill as its new associate creative directors.
This strategic move aims to help Indonesian clients provide more individualised experiences. It is facilitated by Accenture Song, the company's tech-powered creative group. Increasing client involvement is the aim in order to achieve long-term business growth.
Retaining her position as chief creative officer of The Monkeys Sydney, Ford is now also responsible for overseeing all creative output from the Asia Pacific and Latin America regions.
Singapore – In an effort to establish meaningful connections with guests, global hospitality group Accor has recently partnered with Accenture to spearhead its forthcoming digital content strategy. This follows their commitment to increase the brand’s content production scalability and consistency in...
Aiming to be the electric vehicle (EV) leader in Europe by 2025, PEUGEOT has consolidated all its global advertising communications, across Europe, Middle-East-Africa, South America, Mexico and Asia Pacific into Accenture Song.
Conceptualised alongside The Monkeys, the film is directed by award-winning filmmaker Kim Gehrig and produced by Revolver, and features a collection of Australian artists and arts companies who share an enduring connection with the Opera House.
This investment allows Accenture to further provide marketing and communications professionals with Writer’s features to generate written content, synthesise various content and align writing to voice and brand guidelines.
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