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INDEPENDENT AGENCIES INTERPUBLIC GROUP WPP AUNZ Dentsu NEW ZEALAND OMNICOM NEW ZEALAND PUBLICIS GROUPE NEW ZEALAND OMNICOM NEW ZEALAND WPP AUNZ INDEPENDENT AGENCIES Omnicom Media Group TBWA\ Group New Zealand VMLY&R (full-service) Aamplify Partners Critical Mass Communications Hypergiant Penso Tailor New Zealand Limited 82% Omnicom-owned, 18% local Ogilvy (full-service) Accenture Interactive Cucumber Perfomance Media Tenfold Creative (Jointly owned by DDB Group and shareholding) The Brand Agency (specialist brand agency) Clemenger Group) Acquire Custom Programmatic Culture & Theory iamDigital Phantom Terabyte TBWA\ (brand, comms, digital, social, design) Wunderman Thompson (creative, integrated comms) AD2ONE New Zealand Customer Radar Iconomy Group Pitchblack Partners The Brand Agency OMD Group (media) Eleven (PR, events, social, influencer Copper Brand Experiences (experiential) Adcelerate Ideation Agency Plato Creative The Digital Agency OMD New Zealand marketing) AKQA (digital and e-commerce) Advertising House Davy & Chapman Imagic Principals The Enthusiasts Fuse Network TBWA\Make (product design, owned properties, Burson Cohn & Wolfe (PR) Adworx Media Independent Digital Purpose Publica The Goat Farm Total Media experiences) Designworks (brand consulting, experiences and design) Alexanders Digital Marketing Digital Squad Journey Digital The Lime Agency Dynamo Media Design By Disruption (brand strategy, Alphero Directions Advertising JungleGym Q Brand Builders The Recipe Hearts & Science New Zealand design, packaging) GroupM (media) Artikel & Swint Dot Loves Data The Space In Between PHD Group (media) Digital Arts Network (experiences consultancy, Assembly Doubledot Media KBR Digital Rainger & Rolfe The Web Guys NZ PHD Network design, UX, CX, service design, tech) MediaCom Augusto Doyle Dane Bernbach Kin Creative Rainmakers Media This Side Up Drum Network DAN MAKE (e-commerce, website and app utility, Mindshare KingSt Advertising and Advertising Tilt Digital Rocket Network mobile, IOT, digital comms) Wavemaker Badger Communications E2 Digital Krunch Ramp TimeZoneOne Ikon Communications Resolution New Zealand BOLT (AV production and post-production) BCG2 EightyOne Rapport Group Together Better Marketing EightyOneX Latch Digital (NZ) RESN Tomahawk Bettle & Associates Electric Blue Legend Richards Partners Tracta Eleven Lemonade Design Roam Creative Tribal Worldwide NZ DDB Group Aotearoa BeyondD Clemenger Group (84% Omnicom owned, 16% local dentsu NEW ZEALAND Big Splash Energi Luxon Advertising Rush Digital Tricky New Zealand shareholding) Blackfoot Aruga (PR) True (a BBN agency) (74% Omnicom-owned via Bloodhound Media Engage Many Hats Salted Herring Twenty CX DDB (brand, comms, digital, social, dentsu New Zealand BBDO, 26% owned by staff) Born Digital Engaging Partners Marker Scroll Media design) Creative (including dentsu international brands BrandAid Established Group Marketing Impact Search Republic Union Digital Colenso BBDO (creative, TRACK (Customer, data, tech, CX) dentsuMB and Isobar) Brand Assist Evergrow Marque Creative Seven Uprise Digital integrated) Mango (PR, events, influencer marketing) Media (including dentsu international brands Brandpartners Marx Design Sharpening Clemenger BBDO Wellington Tribal (e-commerce, website and app utility, Carat and iProspect) Brave Media Feast Creative Maverick Digital SilverStripe Verdict Communications (creative, integrated) digital comms) Davanti – a Merkle Company (customer experience Bright Black Federation Media Co Skinny Marketing Versa 99 (creative, integrated) Interbrand (brand strategy, design) management) JustONE (CRM, loyalty marketing) Bright Sunday (4PI) The Lab MediaStone Snapdragon Media Voice Brand Agency Raydar (shopper activation) Bullseye Media & Marketing Firefly Method Media Sneakers Media BrandWorld (creative, integrated) Flame Communications MetroEXP Society Watson Collective Perceptive (insights) PUBLICIS GROUPE Calibrate Digital Marketing Flight Digital Mi Business Sons & Co Wave Agency Porter Novelli (PR) INTERPUBLIC GROUP Catch Design Fuel Advertising Milk Special Group We Are Frank Levo (digital) NEW ZEALAND Central Station Fuse Creative Monsoon Creative Spitfire Creative Web Antler Future State Consulting/D3 Movida Sprocket Digital WhiteHats Creative Activation (retail activation) FCB New Zealand (integrated) Charm Stanley St Woods Creative GRC Partners (public affairs and Saatchi & Saatchi (full-service creative) Jalapeño (integrated) Chemistry Interaction Gladeye Nero Motion Hyper Media Work Communications strategic comms) Starcom (full-service media) FCB Media (integrated) Chrometoaster GSL Promotus Nimbus Advertising Culture Wove Zenith (full-service media) UM (media) Click Suite Performics (performance media, SEM, SEO) Contagion Rutherford Wrestler Initiative (media) MBM (media, data and insights, marketing and Controlroom Harvey|Cameron Advertising OPEN School Road Publishing ad platform sales and service) Coordination Advertising Hello Onfire Design Stitch Yellow Pencil Brand MSL (full-service PR and integrated Crave Global HiHo Orchid Web Design Strategy Creative YoungShand comms agency) Creative Advertising Hunch Overdose NV Interactive Breakout Room (creative content agency) Creative Content Hunter Sush Mobile Zeald Frontside (creative content agency) MARCH/APRIL 2021 Creative Marketing Hype & Dexter PANMedia and Advertising Zoo Creative.
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