Iberia appoints Ogilvy to global creative business

By Maisie McCabe, campaignlive.co.uk, Monday, 11 February 2013 08:00AM

Iberia, the Spanish airline, has appointed the Ogilvy Group as its global creative agency to look after its advertising and direct business, following a six-month pitch process.

Iberia: Spanish airline hires Ogilvy Group as its global creative agency

Iberia: Spanish airline hires Ogilvy Group as its global creative agency

Ogilvy Group’s Spanish offices will be responsible for Iberia’s advertising across all markets worldwide, with a special focus in Latin America and Europe.

Iberia previously worked with the WPP agencies Tapsa and Wunderman.

The Spanish-based agencies Publicis, Sra. Rushmore, Ogilvy and Tapsa were all invited to pitch. The process was managed by Grupo Consultores Spain.

In a separate process, Iberia appointed Ideup! as its digital agency. The Spanish independent agency has already started working with the airline, optimising its online platform to increase sales.

Iberia is part of International Airlines Group (IAG), alongside British Airways.
IAG's joint loyalty programme, Avios, appointed MBA to handle its direct marketing and digital account last month after a pitch.

This article was first published on campaignlive.co.uk

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