Consumer Marketing

Reality Check

|  by Chief Marketer Staff

Almost 60 percent of promotion agency professionals received no salary increase in 2001. That fact is hardly a surprise, considering that the recession

Client Side

|  by Chief Marketer Staff

Nike, Inc., Beaverton, OR, promoted Phil McAveety to vp-marketing for Europe, Middle East, and Africa. Eastman Kodak Co., Rochester, NY, named Essie Calhoun

Dueling Estimates

|  by Chief Marketer Staff

The quote, There are lies, damned lies, and statistics, is attributed either to Benjamin Disraeli or Mark Twain neither of whom ever had to estimate growth

Acquisitions

|  by Chief Marketer Staff

LANDS HO Sears, Roebuck and Co., Hoffman Estates, IL, has taken on new life as an apparel retailer with the $1.9 billion acquisition of Dodgeville, WI-based

Springtime in Portugal

|  by Chief Marketer Staff

Annus horribilis is the label APMA Worldwide president Iain Ferguson put on 2001, calling it a tough year for agencies and a rough ride for everyone.

Translating Brand Essence

|  by Chief Marketer Staff

I'm sitting behind the glass watching the opening moments of a focus group in Tokyo. Eight Jack Daniel's drinkers sit around a table, and I've come thousands

PROMO 100 Catch-up

|  by Chief Marketer Staff

Time does not stand still in the world of promotion marketing agencies. No sooner does a magazine compose a list of the 100 best agencies than those shops

Same Old Story

Life isn't easy for consumer packaged goods manufacturers. Though their stocks are on the rebound, and though everyone has to eat (and drink, and bathe),

Marketing Services

|  by Chief Marketer Staff

Promotional products distributor American Identity, Kansas City, MO, named Richard Witaszak cfo. King-Casey, Inc., Norwalk, CT, named Tony Pearson senior