By Seb Joseph

The Marketing Agencies Association (MAA) wants the successor to managing director Scott Knox to have a “progressive mindset” as it looks to help its members adapt to the new demands of brands.

Knox resigned after 15 years last week to become the chief executive of the Institute of Communications Agencies in Canada, kicking off a search for a new leader at the MAA. Speaking to The Drum, Tim Bourne, chairman of the trade body and co-chief executive of Exposure, revealed Knox’s replacement will need to be able to build on the foundations already in place to lead the MAA amid what Read full story ›

Source: The Drum