State Government master media campaign contract sticks with Mitchell & Partners and OMD

May 23 2013, 9:30 am | BY Kim Shaw | No Comments

AlanMatthews.jpgIt’s status quo for the West Australian Government Master Media contract with Mitchell & Partners and OMD both being re-appointed for Campaign Advertising Services following a competitive pitch.

The West Australian Government is one of Mitchells’ key clients in Perth and has been a client of the agency for almost 5 years.  

Luke Littlefield, CEO of Mitchell & Parthers’ parent company Aegis Media Australia & New Zealand said: “This is a significant win for our Perth team and for Aegis Media. It is testament to the quality of the team, the work and understanding and delivering on all aspects of the requirements of West Australian Government.”

Alan Matthews, Managing Director, Mitchell & Partners Perth (pictured) said: “We have a proud history with the West Australian Government and are looking forward to continuing this in the future.  Our dedicated team has established a trusted relationship and a consistently high level of service which has obviously paid off.”

Mitchell & Partners Melbourne manages the media planning and buying for the Victorian Government making the Aegis Media group a specialist in handling Government Advertising Campaign Services in Australia.

AdamMarshall_2012_Blog-thumb-250x346-73342.jpgOMD WA Managing Director, Adam Marshall (left) told Campaign Brief just how rapt the team was after being appointed.

Said Marshall: “We are delighted to have been reappointed by the WA State Government. The team at OMD WA has worked extremely hard on the tender process over the last year and this is a great result for the agency. We take a great deal of pride in the work we do for our state government clients, the broad range of accounts included in the contract provide a diverse range of marketing challenges which we thoroughly enjoy. This is a strategically important win for our business and provides a solid foundation for future growth.

“The last 18 months have been terrific for the agency, which thanks to new business wins and organic client growth, has increased its billings to $100m.”