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The Week in Review
{ The Campaign team brings you a mixture of news, features, work and opinion from the past week }
April 11 2026

ChangeMakers has added longtime creative duo Chris Hirsch and Nellie Kim to its senior ranks, with the pair joining as chief innovation officer and chief brand officer, respectively. They're non-traditional roles for what has been one of the country's leading creative teams, with ChangeMakers CEO Stefan Moores telling Campaign their appointment reflects the evolving needs of the agency's clients...Also this week, Ipsos conducted a survey of more than 1,200 marketers from four countries—the U.K., U.S., Canada and Australia—which found that only 35% possess "foundational" marketing knowledge...Elsewhere, Monsoon founder, CEO and creative director Sachi Mukerji, one of the country's best-known multicultural marketing experts, is stepping down from day-to-day operations at the agency to focus on creative...The week also saw Moosehead take a trip to space, Porter Airlines introduce its first Quebec-specific advertising, and Victims Services Toronto expand its "Ask for Angela" safety program.

 

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ChangeMakers adds Hirsch and Kim to “create new kinds of value”
ChangeMakers adds Hirsch and Kim to “create new kinds of value”
The former long-time creative team will focus on innovation and brand strategy, while Ron Smrczek continues to lead the creative department
 
 

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3 Sachi Mukerji stepping away from daily operations at Monsoon to focus on creative
 
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5 “Client-centricity is our new mantra”: new Dentsu CEO delivers first address to staff
 
6 OpenAI’s ChatGPT Ads trial surpasses $100m in six weeks
 
7 Plus Company taps Google's Gemini to reimagine agency work
 
8 Porter Airlines introduces its first Quebec-specific campaign
 
9 Moosehead launches an out-of-this-world beer
 
10 Victims Services Toronto promotes expanded “Ask for Angela” safety program
 
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