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JCDecaux
About JCDecaux
In 1964, Jean-Claude Decaux invented advertising street furniture. In 2011, JCDecaux became the number one outdoor advertising company worldwide, developing three areas of business: street furniture, transport advertising and billboard advertising.
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Signals from JCDecaux
12 published signals
Presence & Recognition
JCDecaux held an overview session for Suntory featuring Hollie Scarsbrook and the joint JCDecaux UK and Bauer Media Outdoor session.
Reported by Rachel McClenahan
Presence & Recognition
JCDecaux Digital Changemakers podcast has been shortlisted at this year’s The Drum Awards in the Go to Market category.
Reported by Mark Bucknell
Presence & Recognition
JCDecaux is hosting the JCDecaux Airport Upfront 2027 event from September 28 to October 30 to showcase its latest airport advertising.
Reported by Erik Lind
People
JCDecaux is looking for companies working on new or creative OOH formats and interactive experiences, smart city integrations, immersive formats, personalisation at scale, and sustainability-focused OOH innovations.
Reported by Leeor Goldberg MBA, Engineer.
Customers & Market
JCDecaux UK is accelerating investment across its mall portfolio, expanding and upgrading its digital screen network at leading retail destinations nationwide.
Reported by James Thomas
Presence & Recognition
JCDecaux employee Philippe Buyle moderated the first lunch of the new BMMA return with Miguel Aguza Viera and Malik Azzouzi.
Reported by Philippe Buyle
Legal & Regulatory
JCDecaux UK passed its 17th consecutive Railway Industry Supplier Qualification Scheme (RISQS) audit covering three modules: Core, CDM, and Sentinel.
Reported by James Thomas
Research & Knowledge
JCDecaux released its Q2 2026 results highlighting growth across environments and the continued rise of Digital and programmatic Out-of-Home.
Reported by Mark Bucknell
Presence & Recognition
JCDecaux curated Gabriel Orozco's photographic series Public Nature across 300 bus shelters in New York City, Chicago, and Boston, bringing accessible art to millions.
Reported by Renaud Couillens
Sales & Marketing
JCDecaux launched two campaigns for Lurpak and Warburtons outside selected Tesco stores to mark their 125th and 150th anniversary milestones.
Reported by Mark Bucknell
Sales & Marketing
JCDecaux launched a campaign by Radiocentre using Out of Home to promote audio advertising and reach decision-makers at scale in real-world environments.
Reported by Mark Bucknell
Sales & Marketing
JCDecaux's Brand Impact team launched a campaign by Sharpie(Newell Brands) at Tesco's front door featuring a digital 6-sheet transformed into a larger-than-life Sharpie backpack.
Reported by Mark Bucknell