Layoffs At CP+B After Loss Of Old Navy [THE BRIEF]

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CP+B laid off 21 people, less than 3% of its office, following its loss of Old Navy as a client. The shop worked with the retailer for five years and created nostalgic ads that reunited cast members from "Blossom," "90210," and the "National Lampoon Family Vacation" series. It also created the strange Super Modelquins family.

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Wes Phelan joined Johannes Leonardo as a senior art director. He will work with Coca-Cola, Google, Sprite, and Nike. Phelan was previously at MetropolitanRepublic in Johannesburg, South Africa.

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