02/03/2020 - 19:48
- Clarín.com
- Society
The publicist Ernesto Savaglio, who worked with prestigious brands and advised on communication to different political referents , died at age 61.
With an extensive and successful career, Savaglio stood out for having advised on communication in the campaigns of former President Mauricio Macri; the ambassador in Brazil, Daniel Scioli, and the president of the Chamber of Deputies, Sergio Massa.
The president of Savaglio Studio collaborated, for example, with the "Making Buenos Aires" brand , which Mauricio Macri used when he was head of the Buenos Aires Government; with Massa's "+ A" logo; and with the orange campaign of Daniel Scioli.
Years ago, he was also behind the idea of recycling the nickname "Bulldog " for the presidential campaign of Ricardo López Murphy.
In addition to his work in politics, he led the local TBWA office for 14 years, which is one of the world's largest advertising networks. He also worked with different media, such as the Clarín Group.
Among those who mourned the death was the Association of Argentine Journalistic Entities (Adepa): "We express our regret for the death of the publicist and communicator Ernesto Savaglio. Among his clients he had several media outlets. And he was at Marca de Verdad 2018 with a blunt message about the value of journalistic brands. "
We express our regret for the death of the publicist and communicator Ernesto Savaglio. Among his clients he had several media outlets. And he was at Marca de Verdad 2018 with a strong message about the value of journalistic brands.
- ADEPA (@Adepargentina) February 3, 2020News in development.
