Brian Bonilla is a Senior Reporter at various esteemed publications including Time Out Group plc and Crain's Chicago Business. He specializes in marketing and advertising, covering topics such as advertising campaigns, advertising technology, and the intersection of media and public relations. Brian's work has been featured in notable outlets like Automotive News, Brooklyn Magazine, and Ad Age.
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Brian Bonilla's articles predominantly cover advertising agencies, marketing, agency news, and business acquisitions. His focus on press releases and private sector announcements suggests a preference for exclusive industry news and updates.
To effectively reach out to Brian, consider offering unique insights into the latest trends in advertising and marketing or providing exclusive details about business acquisitions within the creative industry. Additionally, pitches related to new strategies employed by advertising agencies or significant appointments within these organizations could be of interest.
As he doesn't have a specified geographic focus but covers international industry developments, relevant global stories with broad impact are likely to catch his attention.
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By: Ewan Larkin, Brian Bonilla
Tyler Turnbull is the global CEO of Omnicom’s McCann.
By: Brian Bonilla, Ewan Larkin
This week, we’re breaking down a series of mergers and acquisitions, and checking in on how Mark Read’s Prompt event went down.
By: Brian Bonilla
Novig claims monthly active users have increased by 96% month-over-month following the campaign's launch.
By: Brian Bonilla
Publicis Chairman and CEO Arthur Sadoun credits growing tech needs and holding company consolidation for the changing new business landscape.
By: Brian Bonilla
The hire is the latest move in Vice’s repositioning to become a “branded storytelling platform,” according to CEO Adam Stotsky.
By: Brian Bonilla, Ewan Larkin
This week, Ad Age looks at why Jordan Zimmerman wanted out of Omnicom after 26 years and breaks down the latest addition to Chipotle’s agency roster.
By: Brian Bonilla
The NBA star is rebranding Lavish Mountain Productions as a full-service creative agency, beginning with a New Balance campaign tied to his KAWHI V sneaker launch.
The deal with the U.K.-based communications and entertainment group, which will eventually give it majority ownership of Mirimar, allows the agency to expand its capabilities and global footprint.
By: Ewan Larkin, Brian Bonilla
This week, Ad Age has the scoop on how Axe’s creative review shook out, plus a spooky game from VCCP U.S.
Andrés Ordóñez replaces Daryl Lee, who left the agency three months ago.
