LOMBARDO WINS BEST OF SHOW
AT AMERICAN ADVERTISING AWARDS
The Davey Awards, honoring the best agencies worldwide, has recognized Lombardo with 6 Golds and 1 Silver in the 17th annual international competition.
Burberry Embraces Its Brand Roots
Today Burberry launched its latest chapter of the legacy brand under the leadership of creative director Daniel Lee. The shift reconnects the iconic fashion house with its traditio
Fortune Names Lombardo 21st Best Workplace in Advertising & Marketing 2022
Palm Beach, FL, Sept. 8, 2022 — Fortune magazine and Great Place to Work® have recognized LOMBARDO as a best-in-class agency with outstanding culture and leadership that develop
Luxury Tourism Marketing 2022: 5 Keys to Sustained Growth
Without question, global travel has changed, from international travel destinations to Convention and Visitor Bureaus pivoting to address the pandemic. Yet as vaccines become incre
Luxury Brand Marketing:
Top 7 Trends for 2022
Luxury’s V-shaped recovery of 2021 powers ahead in 2022 along various and unprecedented fronts, culminating as a whole in success for well-positioned brands, retailers, wholesale
LOMBARDO WINS 6 GOLD
AT DAVEY AGENCY AWARDS
The Davey Awards, honoring the best agencies worldwide, has recognized Lombardo with 6 Golds and 1 Silver in the 17th annual international competition.
The global beer market’s fastest-growing segment
Unless you abstained from sports TV this past year, chances are you’ve partaken of at least one commercial for Heineken 0.0—the alcohol-free offering from the world’s second-
Rebranding Luxury Fashion Typeface
Millennials and Generation Z are widely projected to account for more than 40% of all luxury good sales by 2025. Yet that sizeable piece of the pie may be largely subject to shifts
Omni-Channel Luxury Marketing
The omni-channel strategy of incorporating brick-and-mortar and online shopping proves ever more essential—through the closure of more than 18,000 traditional luxury stores last
Why You Need Email Marketing Strategy
Millennials and Generation Z are widely projected to account for more than 40% of all luxury good sales by 2025. Yet that sizeable piece of the pie may be largely subject to shifts
