Scott Cooper joins the Geronimo planning team.
Geronimo has recruited Scott Cooper, a Senior Planner to further strengthen our planning department. Scott joins us from Archibald Ingall Stretton, where he was the lead planner on O2 Business and Corporate accounts.
Scott has also worked client side with Amex. His financial credentials will support existing clients, and extensive B2B experience help drive our continued growth in this area, our B2B client list includes Direct Line for Business and SEAT Fleet.
Scott will work with Chris Dickens, our Head of Strategy, to deliver strategic planning across all of our clients, supporting their value creation proposition to clients and their customers.
Managing Director Andy Snuggs said:
“In this tough climate you need to invest in order to grow. We’re working with our clients differently to create value for them and their customers, and great strategic planning is at the core of this. Scott’s CV speaks for itself and with his finance and B2B experience he’ll fit right in at Geronimo.”
Scott added:
“Geronimo impressed me as an agency that seeks to genuinely understand the big picture before designing the creative response. Working in this way allows them to add real value and make a big difference to clients and consumers alike.”
no fun for swiftcover
Interested to read that the ASA have given the Metallic K.O. to Swiftcover’s ‘Get a life’ car insurance ads featuring godfather of punk, Iggy Pop.
Whoever The Idiot was that said Blah Blah Blah to the clause in the insurers policies that stated driver cover was NOT available to drivers in the entertainment business was certainly a Naughty Little Doggie.
Swift cover have now been forced to Search and Destroy all the ad material. The creative director responsible has been told ‘Your Pretty Face Is Going to Hell’.
On the upside, Swiftcover have subsequently implemented some New Values which now allow the insuring of musicians. The Stooges in the product development department can now Soldier on and no-one is going to Beat ‘Em Up.
You see what I did there? <= that’s plenty - Editor’s voice