Latest Marketing & Advertising News
Altus Group appoints new Canadian leader amid broader leadership shifts
Altus Group promoted Terrie-Lynn Devonish to managing director for Canada and brought Jason Lo back as Canadian general manager of software and data. While not a pure ad-agency story, the moves matter to marketing and advertising teams that rely on data, analytics, and commercial intelligence vendors.
CBRE hires technology and transformation chief to accelerate AI and cloud strategy
CBRE named Anuj Kadyan as chief technology and transformation officer, bringing in senior consulting experience from McKinsey & Company. For marketing and advertising leaders, the hire reflects how large enterprises are investing in digital transformation and AI-enabled capabilities that shape customer engagement.
Colliers expands senior leadership as it restructures global management
Colliers named Christian Mayer global chief financial officer and CEO of commercial real estate, while Elias Mulamoottil received an expanded global leadership role. The restructure comes as the company prepares for the retirement of longtime executive Chris McLernon, indicating continued change at a major commercial real estate brand.
Lululemon names former Nike executive Heidi O’Neill as next CEO
Lululemon selected Heidi O’Neill to become its next CEO, citing her decades of experience in apparel, footwear, and brand strategy. Her background at Nike suggests a continued emphasis on brand building, product storytelling, and global consumer marketing.
MBI Brands promotes Karen Tam to president and CEO
MBI Brands, parent company of Mary Brown’s Chicken and Fat Bastard Burrito, elevated Karen Tam to president and CEO. The move is relevant to marketers because restaurant groups often use leadership changes to sharpen brand positioning and growth strategy.
Coast Hotels sees senior development executive resign ahead of retirement
Mark Hope resigned as senior vice-president of development at Coast Hotels, effective March 2, as he moves toward retirement. Changes in hospitality leadership can affect brand expansion, consumer marketing, and property development messaging.