PHD media planning system improves business development
Businesses in West and Central Africa (WECA) and globally have received great improvement as a result of PHD’s game-changing media planning operating system.
This was disclosed recently as PHD WECA an affiliate of PHD Worldwide which is part of Omnicom Media Group, celebrated the performance of its local workforce in the use of this media planning operating system dubbed “Source” for contributing to global network’s rise to the top of new business league tables by RECMA and R3.
Omnicom Media Group topped the 2016 Major Wins report from the Research Company Evaluating the Media Agency Industry (RECMA), ranking the net new business balance of wins and departures during the past year.
Winning 29 percent of the USD 20.1 billion in ad spends that changed hands in 2016 globally, across its three agency networks, Omnicom Media Group ended the year with a net new business balance of USD 4.4 billion.
The Chief Executive Officer of PHD, Bright Ladzekpo, said “PHD currently holds the titles for network of the year with Adweek, Campaign and Cristal concurrently.
This is a reflection of the success in each and every market, so we have every good reason to celebrate our teams local and global.”
In 2016, the most successful year PHD’s history as a global media agency with more new business wins than any other network.
Last year also saw the team Ghana break into the top 10 ranking for the use of its gamified media plan operating system “SOURCE”, at the 9thposition being the highest ranked African team placing just behind PHD US on the official rankings by country at the close of last year.
Wassim Nashiru from the team Ghana put in an outstanding performance by winning Gold and a Bronze for Producing and Overall skill sets respectively in the individual player rankings for last year.
Team Nigeria has also broken into the top 10 for the first time, rather audaciously, at the 6th position based on the official ranking of country teams in the network released at the end of Q1 2017 from usage data for nearly 4,000 of PHD’s staff in its offices across the globe.
