
Summary In the biggest account move this week, Monster.com, the recruitment website, is moving global media duties to OMD, part of Omnicom Group. The account is valued at $200 million. In the US, Expedia.com, the travel website, is charging The Martin Agency with creative chores. The company's annual media spending is pegged at $60 million. AXA, the financial services firm, is also shifting its UK media brief, valued at $60 million, to Havas Media. The incumbent was Mindshare, part of WPP Group. Staying in Britain, M&C Saatchi is now the lead agency on the Royal Bank of Scotland's $25 million retail account, Npower is consolidating all duties, also worth $25 million, with VCCP, and MediaCom is taking on a variety of crime prevention campaigns for the Home Office. Details>> | About this dataAgency Business Wins tracks account wins and losses with estimated annual billings of $5m+, as reported in the trade press.![]() How to use this data >> |
![]() | Recent Wins: | Nokia ($500.0m), BMW ($23.0m), Nokia ($26.0m) |
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| Recent Losses: | CNAMTS ($25.0m), The Carbon Trust ($9.0m), Jenny Craig ($70.0m) |
![]() | Recent Wins: | AXA ($60.0m), Heineken ($70.0m), LVMH ($185.0m) |
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| Recent Losses: | Aunt Bessie's ($10.0m), 118 118 ($23.0m), RadioShack ($215.0m) |
![]() | Recent Wins: | Expedia.com ($60.0m), Navy Federal Credit Union ($8.0m), General Motors ($50.0m) |
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| Recent Losses: | Microsoft ($.0m), Orbitz ($57.0m), H&R Block ($105.0m) |
![]() | Recent Wins: | Monster.com ($200.0m), H&R Block ($105.0m), GlaxoSmithKline ($151.0m) |
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| Recent Losses: | The Home Office ($10.0m), Charles Schwab ($100.0m), National Football League ($158.0m) |
![]() | Recent Wins: | Wendy's ($275.0m), Littlewoods ($19.0m), Bristol-Myers Squibb ($420.0m) |
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| Recent Losses: | Zurich Financial Services ($85.0m), Unilever ($1000.0m), COI ($13.0m) |
![]() | Recent Wins: | The Home Office ($10.0m), Microsoft ($.0m), Betfair ($11.0m) |
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| Recent Losses: | Monster.com ($200.0m), B&Q ($65.0m), Betfair ($11.0m) |
