Brittney Rigby

Brittney Rigby was Mumbrella's deputy managing editor - news and analysis. She left Mumbrella in April 2021.

Wunderman Thompson wins tender for WA Department of Fire and Emergency Services creative account

6 years ago 1

King Island Dairy puts spotlight on product, place, and people in new campaign

6 years ago

Digital design and VX agency Versa celebrates official Australian launch, with US and Singapore offices to come

6 years ago 1

Vogue announces Westpac, Audi and Estee Lauder partnerships for Vogue Codes 2019

6 years ago

Nova appoints James Hansford as groups sales manager

6 years ago

Dentsu Aegis Network takes axe to executive suite

6 years ago 29

Why were the 'quiet Australians' missed in the election pre-polls?

6 years ago 16

What if we asked clients to adopt the project-by-project model they want from us?

6 years ago 20

The Brag wants readers to buy their writers a coffee with new donation feature

6 years ago 3

Outrage, polls and bias: 2019 federal election showed Australian media need better regulation

6 years ago 3

Making Meccaland: behind the scenes at Australia's biggest brand experience

6 years ago 2

Boards without marketers risk getting bitten by a reputational disaster

6 years ago 10

UM retains Kmart account after competitive pitch

6 years ago 1

Game of Thrones proves that brands participating in cultural moments will take the throne

6 years ago

Let's end the 'flesh expenditure management' approach to HR

6 years ago 1

Adland should do more to shape the narrative about queer Australia

6 years ago 11

Cloning our robotic political leaders wasn't hard, but it was a window into bad branding

6 years ago

When taking a stand on social issues, companies risk losing it all

6 years ago 7

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