Little Black Book, The 3D printing footwear business has launched internationally, and expanded its relationship with the Aussie indie ...

Little Black Book, He will be based in Singapore, and drive growth across Southeast Asia, Japan, and South Korea ...

Little Black Book, As Innovation jury president at the 2026 Cannes Lions, the ECD will “be looking for work that doesn't simply imagine a better future, but actively builds one,” LBB’s Tom Loudon repo ...

Little Black Book, The ad industry’s only non-profit, juried music and sound competition celebrates its 13th year, honouring both creative work and the talent behind it, with entries due March 6, 2026 ...

The campaign extends beyond film into a fully integrated rollout. Print and OOH executions show the giant appearing at schools, with impactful outdoor placements including the Piccadilly Lights and ...

Real Canadian Superstore has introduced a new brand platform and exciting new campaign to kick off the summer. The platform — ‘A Whole World & More’ — is designed to highlight RCSS’s ability to ...

Little Black Book, Succeeding Francesca Cardarelli, who heads to McDonald’s Headquarters in Chicago, Jennifer returns to Canada to build on a period of strong momentum for the brand ...

Publicis Groupe continues its tradition of using the Cannes Lions Festival as a platform for industry transformation, this time to address AI pitch promises. At a moment when the industry is facing ...

The partnership comes as Intuit scales Intuit Intelligence, its agentic platform that puts a virtual team of AI agents and human experts to work for every business, automating the day-to-day so owners ...

“Harry and Declan embody what Oura stands for in sport,” said Doug Sweeny, chief marketing officer at Ōura. “They compete at the highest level, but they also understand that peak performance isn’t ...

Little Black Book, B.Smart will offer services such as creative sprints and pitch advice. He told LBB’s Tom Loudon, “ultimately, I still want to be a CMO” ...

For the last decade, the social media playbook for global sporting events has relied on one exhausting, relentless strategy: be ‘always on’. Brands and their creative agencies built frantic war rooms ...