Vaccarella leads new OgilvyOne China operation

<p>BEIJING: The Ogilvy Group has launched OgilvyOne in mainland China. </p><p><BR><BR> </p><p>The direct marketing agency will be run by managing director Matt </p><p>Vaccarella out of Beijing. Vaccarella was previously general manager of </p><p>Ogilvy-owned loyalty marketing agency The Lazec Group in Singapore. </p><p><BR><BR> </p><p>The direct needs of Ogilvy Group clients in China had previously been </p><p>served by the main agency. </p><p><BR><BR> </p><p>Vaccarella said that the emphasis would be on transferring existing </p><p>clients across, and then building out with new client wins. </p><p><BR><BR> </p><p>"We're trying to make it more of a powerful, strategic, </p><p>consultancy-based service," he commented. "China is a great untapped </p><p>market for relationship marketing and loyalty marketing. There are not a </p><p>lot of real speciality offerings." </p><p><BR><BR> </p><p>OgilvyInteractive, which is structured as part of OgilvyOne, has been in </p><p>China for almost two years, and employs around 50 people. China was the </p><p>first market where Ogilvy introduced the new-media agency before its </p><p>below-the-line counterpart. </p><p><BR><BR> </p><p>As it grows, OgilvyOne is planning to put staff in Shanghai and </p><p>Guangzhou as well as Beijing. </p><p><BR><BR> </p>

BEIJING: The Ogilvy Group has launched OgilvyOne in mainland China.



The direct marketing agency will be run by managing director Matt

Vaccarella out of Beijing. Vaccarella was previously general manager of

Ogilvy-owned loyalty marketing agency The Lazec Group in Singapore.



The direct needs of Ogilvy Group clients in China had previously been

served by the main agency.



Vaccarella said that the emphasis would be on transferring existing

clients across, and then building out with new client wins.



"We're trying to make it more of a powerful, strategic,

consultancy-based service," he commented. "China is a great untapped

market for relationship marketing and loyalty marketing. There are not a

lot of real speciality offerings."



OgilvyInteractive, which is structured as part of OgilvyOne, has been in

China for almost two years, and employs around 50 people. China was the

first market where Ogilvy introduced the new-media agency before its

below-the-line counterpart.



As it grows, OgilvyOne is planning to put staff in Shanghai and

Guangzhou as well as Beijing.