Morey Media has won the PR account representation for Aussie car subscription app service Carly.co, reported B and T.

Established in 2019, Carly offers drivers options to subscribe to the vehicle most appropriate to their needs via I-Motor, without issues such as car finance, long lock-in contracts, and big upfront fees. 

Chris Noone, CEO of Carly’s parent firm Collaborate Corp, said Morey’s unique approach to the product and direct relevance to Australian motorists was critical to the account win.

“We are excited to be working with Carly, which is shifting Australians’ mindset from car ownership to convenient access and offering the automotive industry a new revenue stream,” added Morey Media CEO Jane Morey.

“Being part of this revolutionary model will inspire us as we work to drive the growth of Carly’s flexible car subscription platform and affirm its position as the flexible alternative to car ownership and long-term finance for Au

PR agency Sling & Stone is facing 2020 with a slew of fresh clients, reported Mumbrella.

On the Australian front, the agency is tasked to work on ticketing platform Eventbrite, designer dress rental company Glam Corner, business document developer Qwilr, plant-based meat startup Fable, and Stitch, a companionship website for people over 50 years old. 

Sling & Stone also landed new client work in New Zealand, with the agency handling PR duties for KiwiSaver vendor kōura.

Accounts encompassing the ANZ region and the US are also active. 

Sling & Stone landed the ANZ representation for Zwift, which has developed an app-based indoor training game for runners and spin cyclists. The agency is running the ANZUS account for Australian reusable coffee cup manufacturer Keep Cup. 

“These clients inspire us and telling their story is what we get out of bed every day to do. Some of them are already household names, others are innovators you’ll hear a lot

Kate & Co PR has won the account rights for this year’s Melbourne Fashion Week (MFW), running from 27 August to 3 September. 

The deal will see the agency develop a comprehensive and integrated PR strategy for the trade show. Kate & Co PR previously handled the MFW in 2016 and 2017.

“We are delighted to welcome the MFW account back to our agency. Our fashion team are dedicated, passionate and live and breathe all things related to the Australian fashion and retail industry so it’s a perfect fit for us,” said Kate & Co Managing Director Kate Keane.

Marcomms agency Herd MSL has tapped Skye Lambley (pictured) as its new group managing director. 

She was chosen for the post on account of her year-long run as the head of Herd MSL satellite agency N2N Communications. 

The group MD post will replace the CEO position, which had been vacant when Vanessa Liell exited for family reasons.

“I’m excited to welcome Skye to her new role leading one of the most-awarded PR agency groups in the country. Since Skye joined us, she has proven to be a trusted advisor to our clients and a passionate leader to our people. Her collaborative spirit and adaptability within our Group makes her the perfect leader for our PR business,” said Publicis Group ANZ CEO Michael Rebelo.

Wunderman Thompson Australia is collaborating with Kellogg’s on a new campaign for its Nutri-Grain cereal, called “Unstoppable Stories.”

Featuring two 15-second and two 30-second commercials, the campaign features eight-time world BMX champion Caroline Buchanan and Australian Pro freestyle BMX biker Rhys Kember as they tackle a track set featuring a giant-size Nutri-Grain pack, bowl, and flakes. 

The message is based on Kember and Buchanan’s personal struggles on and off the bike, and how they were able to rise above them all.

“We wanted to show Nutri-Grain’s brand message of ‘unstoppable’ in a larger than life way. With a three-story tall Nutri-Grain pack and cereal bowl, we created the ultimate BMX track for Buchanan and Kember; two athletes who embody an unstoppable attitude,” said Wunderman Thompson national chief creative officer Simon Langley.