All updates for Movers and Shakers should be sent to ms_campaign_us@haymarketmedia.com. In the Pitch RoomArnold was selected as the creative agency of record for Discount Tire. Havas Miami was named the U.S. agency for Olive Oils from Spain. Industry NewsFred & Farid was selected by the American Automobile Association (AAA) Club Alliance to create a brand campaign for the latter.Havas Media Network North America announced its acquisition of experiential agency Archrival.Manifest selected Adstra as its identity intelligence partner.Mile Marker announced its acquisition of creative agency Lift.The Motion Agency announced its acquisition of LKH&S. Walker Sands announced its acquisition of revenue operations and GTM engineering firm RevPartners.On the MoveThe Acceleration Community of Companies (ACC) welcomed back Kristena Hatcher as SVP and head, people, culture and inclusion and hired Josh Kaufman as general counsel.Allison Worldwide announced Jamie Dowd as global president, health and wellness, effective June 22.Cape named Drew King head, strategy. Codeword appointed Melody Brue as strategy lead, market intelligence and Jess Graham as strategy lead, go- to-market (GTM). Daivid added Steve Simpson to its board of advisers.Eleanor signed director Kayhan Lannes Özmen to its U.S. roster and director duo Berro (João Bessa and Roberto Peccioli) to its U.S. and U.K. rosters.FoodMix Communications’ leadership — Dan O’Connell, founder and CEO, and Steve Megel, COO — transitioned the agency’s ownership to managing partners Nadine Baarstad and Sara Hagen.Fortnight Collective hired Peter Alsante as CCO.Good Times signed on director Thom Kerr.H/Advisors promoted Carina Davidson to CEO, U.S.Later welcomed Dena Upton as chief people officer.LatiNation Media named Elynor Collado VP, integrated marketing and branded content and Álvaro Gomez as head, digital strategy.M+C Saatchi North America appointed David Hermer as CFO and COO.MKG promoted Annie Bleisnick to chief of staff.Party Land hired Charlie Wolff as ECD. Publicis Sports welcomed Chelsea Carr as president, Adopt, Dave Frank as CCO, Adopt and Kristen Gray as EVP, brand consulting.Q5 Partners named Juliet Scott-Croxford president, North America.Rezolve Ai appointed Michele Fisher as CMO.Sid Lee promoted Yanick Bédard to chief AI and transformation officer, Sid Lee Group; Shereen Ladha to chief strategy officer, Sid Lee North America; and Jean-François Lavigne to VP, innovation and creative experiences. Signal Theory hired Matt Mills as group creative director, content.Trade School welcomed Justin Bilicki as CCO.UniLed Software named Chris Olsen executive adviser, growth and partnerships, U.S.Venables Bell + Partners promoted Brittni Hutchins to president and appointed five associate partners: Rachel Bedard (head, agency resourcing and workflow), Jasmine Clark (head, strategy), Justin Pitcher (head, brand management) and group creative directors Matt Keats and Byron Del Rosario.Worldwide Partners added Jeremy Heilpern (founder and CEO, Ammunition) to its board of directors as North American director.For GoodAccording to a Decked survey of more than 1,000 U.S. fathers, 65% have missed an important event for their kids due to work, and 54% missed their children’s major life milestones for the same reason. It’s not that these working dads — especially those in blue-collar jobs — choose to prioritize work over family; it’s because they face financial strain when taking a day off.For this upcoming Father’s Day, pickup truck storage company Decked is bringing back its Dad Time Off (DTO) program, in which the brand will select 100 dads to give them $500 each to take a day off of work and spend more time with their kids. The program’s accompanying 60-second spot — created by the brand’s in-house creative team and the agency Finn Partners — shows heartwarming and humorous interviews with fathers and their kids explaining what they would do if the former took a day off. Fathers can be nominated for the program until June 21.This year, Mac Cosmetics named Chappell Roan the face of Viva Glam, revealing three limited-edition, French history-inspired lip shades: UnNatural Red Head, Roan of Arc and Damnsel. For every purchase of these makeup products (which come in collectible tubes with a custom sword-and-heart crest design), 100% of the proceeds will be donated to the Grammy Award-winning artist’s nonprofit — the Midwest Princess Project — and its LGBTQ+ partner organizations, including the TransLatin Coalition and the Campaign for Southern Equality. The campaign video, in which its story takes inspiration from the French Revolution, was shot by photographer duo Inez & Vinoodh.(Photo credit: Phx Hydration Energy, used with permission)To celebrate its one-year anniversary, Phx Hydration Energy, a One 11 Brands company, is offering to pay for one Phoenix resident’s energy bills for the entire summer. Those living in the capital of Arizona, which has emerged as Phx’s strongest market in sales — have until June 30 to enter for a chance to relieve a heavy strain on their wallet.Brand BuzzWith more Toy Story movies comes more brand partnerships. In anticipation of Toy Story 5’s release on June 19, Disney and Pixar teamed up with AT&T to bring the movie to life at select retail stores. The experience will be hosted at AT&T locations throughout Atlanta, Austin, Chicago, Dallas, LA and NYC until July 9, but the Toy Story 5-branded accessories — cases, portable batteries and Toy Story Hugger characters — are only available while supplies last.After having been told throughout history to keep quiet and act small, women will take any chance they can get to stand tall, loud and proud. In its latest campaign, Claim Your Space, Nexxus tapped entrepreneur and reality TV star Ciara Miller to showcase a hairspray that matches her energy; ergo, refusing to shrink in the heated spotlight. In the 15-second spot, Miller’s confidence while using the haircare brand’s Air Shape Workable Hold Texture Spray is personified, with her height growing to that of skyscrapers.(Photo credit: Spam, used with permission) In today’s episode of “Collaborations Nobody Saw Coming,” there’s apparently a partnership between Spam and… Hello Kitty? The fruits of Spam’s and Sanrio’s labor has produced Tour de Sizzle, a digital campaign and microsite that has fans follow the journey of the brands’ characters — Spammy and Hello Kitty — on their own food-driven world tour. Designed as an interactive Hello Kitty kitchen, the interactive website shows the brand characters enjoying various Spam dishes, such as Hawaiian-inspired musubi and Korean-inspired bibimbap. Oh, there’s a collectible can of Spam that features a little graphic of Hello Kitty enjoying some Spam musubi, too.