HEADLINES: Starcom wins US$20m gum account

<p>Leo Burnett and its media dependent Starcom have snatched the </p><p>RMB150 million (about US$20 million) Wrigley China account from </p><p>Grey and DDB. </p><p><BR><BR> </p><p>Grey and DDB previously handled Wrigley's two chewing gum brands in </p><p>China: Arrow and Extra respectively. </p><p><BR><BR> </p><p>Leo Burnett China and Hong Kong managing director Dennis Wong told MEDIA </p><p>that Wrigley consolidated the account because it was "looking for </p><p>efficiency as it expands the chewing gum market in the mainland". </p><p><BR><BR> </p><p>The pitch focused on strategic and creative issues as well as media </p><p>planning and execution. </p><p><BR><BR> </p>

Leo Burnett and its media dependent Starcom have snatched the

RMB150 million (about US$20 million) Wrigley China account from

Grey and DDB.



Grey and DDB previously handled Wrigley's two chewing gum brands in

China: Arrow and Extra respectively.



Leo Burnett China and Hong Kong managing director Dennis Wong told MEDIA

that Wrigley consolidated the account because it was "looking for

efficiency as it expands the chewing gum market in the mainland".



The pitch focused on strategic and creative issues as well as media

planning and execution.