IPG Mediabrands , a new world group with dynamic marketing at its core

IPG Mediabrands was founded by Interpublic Group (NYSE: IPG) in 2007 to manage all of its global media-related assets. Today, we manage over $39 billion in marketing investment on behalf of our clients, employing over 9,000 marketing communication specialists in more than 130 countries.

IPG Mediabrands is a new world agency group designed with dynamic marketing at its core. Our speed, agility and data smarts ensure we continue to create growth for many of the world’s biggest brands. IPG Mediabrands’ network of agencies includes UM, Initiative, BPN and Orion Holdings as well as specialty business units including Ansible, Cadreon, Healix, Identity, IPG Media Lab, MAGNA, Mediabrands Society, Rapport and Reprise.

IPG Mediabrands. Dynamic by Design.

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Media Planning, Buying & Investment
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Communications Planning
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New York, United States
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Singapore, Singapore
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Ensemble Enables Malaysians to Give Back to Their Communities

Ensemble, part of IPG Mediabrands, and its telco client, Maxis, created a Chinese New Year campaign aimed at bringing prosperity and longevity to the less fortunate by incorporating charity seamlessly into online shopping. The campaign, titled “Kongsi Home project,” also collaborates with Epic Homes, an organization that builds homes for underprivileged Malaysian communities. Malaysia’s top 5 e-commerce platforms – Lazada, Gem Five, Zalora, Rakuten, and Happy Fresh – are also part of this effort to turn online shopping into online giving. Read More

IPG Mediabrands APAC and NEA Fight Dengue Fever in Singapore

Dengue, a mosquito-borne tropical disease caused by the dengue virus, saw an alarming rise in 2014. From a seemingly low rate of infection, Singapore saw an exponential rise to a record high of 891 cases in a week – the highest ever number of cases. Read More