Clapshaw to president Tequila\Digital Asia Pacific
Tequila\digital Australia’s Managing Director, Charles Clapshaw, has stepped up to the newly created role of President TEQUILA\Digital in the Asia Pacific region. In his new regional assignment, Charles will drive the digital agenda for all TBWA\ Group companies in the region as well as growing the Tequila\digital specialist brand.
Clapshaw, who joined the agency in August last year, will remain based in Sydney and continue to run the Australian operation in his capacity as Managing Director.
“In driving the digital agenda for all of TBWA’s group companies,Charles’ clear mission is to replicate the success ofWhybin\TBWA\Tequila across the region,” said Keith Smith, PresidentInternational, TBWA.
“We have some great talent in place and with Charles at the helm wewill be looking to produce even more cut-through work and create moresynergies through the regional network. The strength of the seniormanagement team in Australia has made it possible for Charles to devotepart of his time to developing and growing some very good regionaltalent while creating more synergies throughout the regional network.”
Says Clapshaw: “Working closely with the all-star team we have here, Ilook forward to enhancing our existing offering as an integratednetwork, as well as grow a very strong contender in the specialistspace with Tequila\digital throughout Asia.”
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Way to go Chuckles
Congrats Charles, well deserved!
pretty phat job.
Well done Chuckie! Great news. They are lucky to have such an all round gentleman.
Awesome job Charles! Well done!
Are they renovating reception?
Big clap.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=km22zWPz4uY
I hope you still get to make it to Pakiri now and then …
Lynchy, any chance of posting the Tiger Woods ad? We’ve all probably seen it by now but I thought it would be interesting to guage the comments in this part of the world. Comments on a seperate post that don’t steal peoples’ thunder as I am doing now (sorry Charles Clapshaw).
Some interesting comments on CNN. They noted the media spend was tiny (ran on the Golf Channel and ESPN for, like, a day) as it would get whored over the web within a day meaning a huge media spend would obviously be a waste of money.
They also wondered if it would help Nike sell anything, raising an interesting question; what was the point? Powerful? Yep. Cost-effective? Not so sure.