THE PHILIPPINES, OCTOBER 2011: adobo magazine celebrates the Philippines’ best creatives, suits and production houses in its latest issue featuring the Adobo Creative Rankings 2010. The list, culled from the ad award show wins of the previous year, was audited by Punongbayan & Araullo from tables supplied by ad agencies.
TBWA Santiago Mangada Puno’s Melvin Mangada, the top creative in the Adobo Creative Rankings, is featured on the cover. The issue doubles as the Digital Special and contains articles about online and mobile marketing, including work featured in the IMMAP Summit and MMA Forum. AKQA, the global agency known for its work in new media and interactive, is the Agency Profile for the issue. The magazine is bundled with the Digital Showcase supplement, a handy reference for suppliers for marketers looking to beef up their digital platforms.
Global Filipinos Carla Echevarria of R/GA New York and power couple Mike and Shiela Dela Cuesta of Leo Burnett Singapore are profiled in the new adobo magazine, alongside Creative JuiceBangkok’s inspiring leader Thirasak Tanapatanakul. Hinge Inquirer Publications’ Poch Bermudez rounds up the featured personalities, as Ant Keogh, Clemenger BBDO Melbourne’s executive creative director, takes on Cannes Lions winners in the Creative Review.
Ogilvy & Mather Asia Pacific CEO Tim Isaac reviews Sorry for the Lobsters, the new autobiography of former WPP Global Creative Director Neil French; the Centerfold reveals a different side of DM9 JaymeSyfu Creative Director Herbert Hernandez, known in the OPM scene as a Moonstar88 musician and in the ad industry as the organizer of Lakihan Mo Logo band nights.
These and the coverage of the Cinemalaya, Graphika Manila and AD STARS Festival Busan 2011 are all in adobo magazine, now available at most major magazine outlets and bookstores for only P180. Grab a copy today!
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