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Harvey's: Enter loses account

Enter loses £18m Harveys ad account

Harveys, the furniture store, has shifted its £18 million advertising account out of Enter and into Uber.

Superdrug: HMDG used Page in its first TV work in ten years

Superdrug kicks off £5m creative contest

Superdrug, the UK's second-largest health and beauty retailer, is reviewing its £5 million advertising account.

Kallo: rolls out £1m natural pleasures TV campaign

Kallo rolls out £1m campaign to promote new positioning

Kallo, the organic food company, is launching its biggest ad campaign to date to introduce a new brand positioning focusing

James Sanderson: new managing partner at HMDG

Sanderson takes HMDG partner role

James Sanderson, the former chief operating officer of Glue Isobar, has joined HMDG as its managing partner.

Recent HMDG work - Harveys

School Reports 2012: HMDG

Minor celebrities should hope that HMDG has an epic 2012.

Peter Buchanan: joins HMDG as a consulting director

Peter Buchanan joins HMDG as consultant

The COI's former deputy chief executive, Peter Buchanan, has joined HMDG as a consulting director.

Kallo: HMDG is the brand’s first retained ad agency

HMDG lands Kallo Organic Foods task

Kallo Organic Foods has appointed HMDG to handle its estimated £1.5 million advertising account.

Bowen: tasked with helping to improve creative standards in radio

RAB recruits Clare Bowen as head of creative

The Radio Advertising Bureau is backing its £350,000 drive to champion higher standards in radio creative with the appointment of

Harveys 'feelgood furniture' by HMDG

Harveys 'feelgood furniture' by HMDG

December 01, 2011, HMDG for Harveys

HMDG has created its first work for Harveys since winning the business earlier this year. The new brand positioning is:

Aldi: likeable, funny, wry and witty characters deliver their punchlines with aplomb

Adwatch (Nov 30) - Top 20 recall: Aldi

The discount supermarket's campaign has given it a warm, human face for the first time.