The IMAA has partnered with several environmental organisations including Trace, C2Zero, Scope3, Net Zero Media and SeenThis to help achieve its vision.
The Independent Media Agencies of Australia (IMAA) today welcomed three new members to its Leadership Team.
Es Chandra, CEO of Glide Agency (Western Australia), Melissa Roberts, founder and Director at The Advertising Room (Victoria), and Angela Smith…
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The Independent Media Agencies of Australia (IMAA) today announced the results of its 2022 Salary Survey, which reveals that creative roles showed the largest increase in indie media agencies and gender parity in leadership roles also improved over 2021.
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The IMAA and CRA hosted Audio Unlimited and welcomed the who’s who of the audio industry to Sydney’s Bar 83.
The exclusive event saw attendees from audio networks unite – ARN, CRA, Nine, Nova Entertainment and SCA – united in an event for the independent sector.
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New contracting rules for the Federal Government came into effect from 1 July with the aim of providing SMEs with better access to large Commonwealth contracts, worth a total of $70 billion annually.
IMAA has launched a range of initiatives as part of its commitment to help develop the careers and learning of member agency staff as the talent crisis continues to impact the ability to attract and retain staff.
The IMAA and its global independent agency partner thenetworkone today announced the launch of a formalised international inter-agency staff transfer program for members, which allows staff the same opportunities as their multinational agency counterparts to travel and work overseas.
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The IMAA, the national, not-for-profit industry association for the independent media agency industry, today announced the launch of its first Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP).
The NSW Government has refused to review its $78 million master media expression of interest (EOI), or call a halt to the process.
The sold-out event, to be held in-person and live-streamed from Sydney on April 5, is an opportunity for the association’s 120+ members.
