VMLY&R has catapulted into the top spot of R3’s global creative new business league for February, following several high profile wins.
The shop, which won the bulk of Intel’s estimated USD$1.4 billion global creative account last month topped the chart with an estimated YTD win revenue of USD$53.1 million.
Recent wins include Intel Global, Amorepacific China Project, and Mars China Project.
Other big winners for the month included Grey Group, which shot from 28th spot to fourth, Havas Worldwide, which jumped from 17th to eighth, and GUT, which jumped onto the ninth spot on the list.
In the U.S., GSD&M maintained its top spot, despite the loss of its Popeyes account, which the shop had held for years.
In addition to its hold on the top spot in the U.S., GSD&M took the second spot at the global level.
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