clairol

Wella selects Hugh Dineen as new CMO and global brand president
Aug 29, 2021
Sabrina Sanchez

Wella selects Hugh Dineen as new CMO and global brand president

Wella brands include haircare products by Clairol and Sasoon.

Cultural blunders: Brands gone wrong
Oct 7, 2013
Mike Fromowitz

Cultural blunders: Brands gone wrong

Everyone makes mistakes. Even marketers. But it’s especially entertaining when we hear of big brands making them.

Follow us

Top news, insights and analysis every weekday

Sign up for Campaign Bulletins

Most Read

Googlies on Google: A curiosity-driven game for search

1 Googlies on Google: A curiosity-driven game for search

Publicis Media dismisses dozens of US employees for violations of return-to-office policy

2 Publicis Media dismisses dozens of US employees for violations of return-to-office policy

Cracking the code: How consumer brands can maximise ROI with omnichannel approaches

3 Cracking the code: How consumer brands can maximise ROI with omnichannel approaches

YouTube Works Awards Southeast Asia jury commend entries that reflect full funnel approaches, deep creativity and holistic use of AI solutions on the platform

4 YouTube Works Awards Southeast Asia jury commend entries that reflect full funnel approaches, deep creativity and holistic use of AI solutions on the platform

6 ways a brand idea can turn into an unforgettable experience

5 6 ways a brand idea can turn into an unforgettable experience

Top 10 fashion brands in Southeast Asia

6 Top 10 fashion brands in Southeast Asia

Top 10 food brands in Southeast Asia

7 Top 10 food brands in Southeast Asia

Labubu, the art toy craze and why grown-ups can’t get enough

8 Labubu, the art toy craze and why grown-ups can’t get enough

Is Publicis’ dismissal of staff for return-to-office violations a sign of things to come?

9 Is Publicis’ dismissal of staff for return-to-office violations a sign of things to come?

Top agencies abandon Campaign Brief amid growing controversy

10 Top agencies abandon Campaign Brief amid growing controversy