Execs & Accounts for February 19, 2008
Tacoda hires Adrian Lacey to run London office; Digital Pulp launches site for Redken.
Tacoda hired Adrian Lacey as managing director in London. Previously digital director at Publicitas Europe, Lacey will head up Tacoda’s U.K. operation.
Digital Pulp redesigned two Web sites operated by Redken, 5th Avenue NYC. The digital agency revamped the consumer Redken.com site and the salon professional Redkensalon.com site for the beauty supply company.
ESPN tapped the Sarkissian Mason agency to create its ESPN The Magazine Web site.
ShopLocal.com selected Aggregate Knowledge to provide user-driven product suggestions. The online shopping and marketing services firm’s Web site will use the Pique Onsite Discovery system from Aggregate Knowledge.
Women’s Bean Project selected The Email Experience Council to create an e-mail campaign. The e-mail marketing arm of the Direct Marketing Association designed, created, and launched the campaign for the non-profit organization that employs women from areas with chronic unemployment and poverty.
T3 hired Rich Terry as a group creative director. Terry joined the agency after a stint as a freelance creative director. Earlier he was SVP and group creative director at GSD&M.
Cycle Trader selected ATG’s eStara for its click to call technology. The provider of classified ads for motorcycle, PWC and snowmobile buyers launched a new “Full Throttle Solution” using eStara’s technology.
