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Nikita Mishra
Aug 23, 2024

TBWA asserts that Adelaide office remains amid rumours of closure

High-profile departures, including that of former MD Joe Godsell, coupled with disappearing details from the agency's website, has fuelled speculation about TBWA Adelaide's future.

File photo from July, 2018 when TBWA officially opened its doors in Adelaide

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