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  • 2 days ago | prweek.com | Julia Walker

    NEW YORK CITY — Towing her pink tulle gown’s train in hand, transgender advocate Dylan Mulvaney graced the stage to host Lush’s Resist Ball — a ball created by the vegan cosmetics brand for the changemakers. The discussions of the night focused on transgender rights, persisting impacts of the 1921 Tulsa Massacre and gun violence prevention.

  • 2 days ago | prweek.com | Frank Washkuch

    Breakfast Briefing: 5 things for PR pros to know on Wednesday morning The Gen Z view on the agency world; Q&A: FleishmanHillard’s J.J. Carter; U.K. antitrust authority probes Omnicom-IPG deal. by Frank Washkuch

  • 3 days ago | prweek.com | Beau Jackson |Gideon Spanier

    NEW YORK: WPP is set to move creative agency Grey into Ogilvy Group as part of a shake-up, Campaign has learned. Under the new structure, Grey will "realign financials" with Ogilvy, effectively becoming part of Ogilvy's P&L, but retain its brand name. WPP confirmed the planned changes in response to an inquiry from Campaign. (Campaign is PRWeek's sister business media brand at Haymarket Media). The agency group was set to announce the reorganization to staff in a memo, due to be sent on Tuesday.

  • 3 days ago | prweek.com | Frank Washkuch

    Breakfast Briefing: 5 things for PR pros to know on Tuesday morning C-level hires at Edelman, Highwire; How agencies fared with employee turnover last year; Q&A: Burson CEO Corey duBrowa. by Frank Washkuch

  • 4 days ago | prweek.com | Noah Zuss

    MINNEAPOLIS: Target CEO Brian Cornell sent a memo last week to all staff, attempting to reinforce the retailer’s commitment to its values. In the message to employees, Cornell acknowledged that a void in communications has led to uncertainty at the retailer, according to media reports. Target is committed to its culture and staff, he said, despite it pulling back on diversity, equity and inclusion targets and other initiatives.