Arnold Worldwide has named Marc Blanchard as Executive Vice President, Head of Experience Design. In the newly created role, Blanchard will oversee the agency’s CX practice, working in close collaboration
PNC Bank has announced Arnold Worldwide, a Havas Creative Group Company, as its integrated marketing and advertising agency of record. Media strategy and planning will be handled by Havas Media Group as
Reel 360 News’ Reel Black List is more than just a month-long celebration—it’s a commitment to recognizing the impact of Black professionals in advertising, film, TV, music, radio, and media every
Arnold Worldwide upgraded its team with two additions, enhancing its Account Services and Strategy departments with their expertise. Andrew Krensky rejoins Arnold as Managing Director after more than a decade
Arnold Worldwide has announced the return of Marissa Kelley as Executive Vice President of Strategy. Kelley’s homecoming as a high-profile “boomerang hire” reflects Arnold’s distinctive culture and commitment to inclusivity.
Advertising recruiters may need to start hanging out at places like the Comedy Cellar or The Laugh Factory to find new talent. As advertising agencies continue to seek new and
Arnold’s funny bone is at work again for long-tenured client Progressive. But this time it’s to highlight the insurance company’s commercial offering. Arnold’s latest work highlights the reality of small
Progressive is bringing back its “Passive Progressive” platform with a second round of snarky, character-driven spots that turn envy into comedy. Created by AOR Arnold Worldwide, the new national campaign
Norwegian Cruise Line is charting a new course for its brand by looking back to one of its most recognizable ideas. The nearly 60-year-old cruise operator is unveiling a refreshed
De Beers Group is ushering in a new era for natural diamonds with “Desert diamonds,” a national campaign that bathes the brand’s iconography in the sunlit whites, champagnes, and amber
PNC Bank is back with another chapter of its “Brilliantly Boring Since 1865” brand platform, this time roasting hypey money fads right in users’ feeds. The new social campaign, “If
August 2025 delivered one of the most eclectic mixes of brand storytelling we’ve seen all year. From insurance companies leaning on NFL quarterbacks to Nike turning football into a horror
Progressive Insurance is doubling down on its NFL tie-in, rolling out season two of its “The Backup” campaign — proof that sometimes in football, and in life, you need a
Progressive is back with its beloved Parenta-Life Coach, Dr. Rick, portrayed by actor Bill Glass, in two new :30-second spots that continue his valiant (and often futile) mission to save first-time homeowners from
Progressive Insurance, long known for its lighthearted spokespeople like Flo and Dr. Rick, is stepping into serious territory with a new short film and purpose-driven platform that’s all about closing
Dr. Rick, who has become a low-key cultural icon for Progressive, once again proves why he’s the first-time homeowner’s most relatable nightmare and unlikely hero. The campaign continues to mine
Progressive is taking a witty approach to car insurance savings with its latest campaign, “Don’t be Passive Progressive,” targeting drivers under 35 who prioritize affordability and convenience—especially as everyday costs
Progressive has launched a very funny and insightful new NFL-themed campaign titled “The Backup,” directed by Paul Hunter of Prettybird. Backups! That’s brilliant. The campaign, created by Arnold Worldwide, cleverly
The year’s top advertising talents were celebrated at the AICP Awards gala held at The Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) in New York. Since its inception in 1992, the AICP
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