Chevy Has A New Tagline [THE BRIEF]

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After only two years, Chevrolet ended the era of "Chevy Runs Deep" in place of another tagline: "Find New Roads." Execs told Ad Age that this new phrase will serve as an "internal rallying cry" that aligns the company in "one global vision," as it will be used in advertising campaigns around the world. Alan Batey, vp of U.S. sales, service, and global marketing, said that "the theme has meaning in mature markets like the U.S. as well as emerging markets like Russian and India, where the potential for continued growth is the greatest."

Target picked former Wieden creative director Todd Waterbury as its senior VP-creative. This is CMO Jeff Jones' first big hire.

Speaking of Wieden+Kennedy, the agency's global co-executive creative director John Jay is going to lead a new venture called W+K Garage. It's a multidisciplinary creative shop for the "connected age."

VITRO redesigned Budweiser.com, and it's looking pretty good.

Peter Mayer was picked to be the Okaloosa County Tourism Development Department's agency of record.

Mercury Media, a direct response television media agency, just acquired the digital shop iMarketing.

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