50 years : what's next ?
After 50 years of passion and innovation, JCDecaux is present in 4435 cities and 75 countries. What does the future look like ?
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After 50 years of passion and innovation, JCDecaux is present in 4435 cities and 75 countries. What does the future look like ?
… event-based communication formats and customised billboard media. In 1998, the first advertising campaign … a laboratory of ideas offering advertisers event-based, interactive or digital campaigns in order to immerse city …
In the past 50 years, more than 50 renowned architects have contributed to urban beautification through their collaboration with JCDecaux.
In 1964, when Jean-Claude Decaux created its company, he was the only employee with his brother. Today, 50 years after, JCDecaux gathers over 12000 employees in 61 countries and 5 continents.
35 years after its creation, in 1999, JCDecaux acquires Avenir, a subsidiary of Havas Media. This acquisition leads the Group to incorporate a new activity: transport advertising, a high-potential sector given city dwellers’ increasingly mobile…
… THE HEART OF THE CARNATION REVOLUTION IN PORTUGAL In 1971, JCDecaux won a contract to install 300 bus shelters in … dictatorship was overthrown, some local media noted that JCDecaux's bus shelters were the only parts of the city that … historical turning point for the German nation, which JCDecaux wished to acknowledge in its own way. On 3 October …
… Russia, the Middle East (Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Israel, Uzbekistan, Qatar and the Sultanate of …
… While JCDecaux was created in 1964, there is one type of … specialised in promoting cultural activities. In 1986, JCDecaux acquired la Société Fermière and decided to …
Invented by Jean-Claude Decaux in 1964, the advertising bus sheter has continued to evolve, remaining JCDecaux's street furniture trademark.
Jean-Claude Decaux revolutionized outdoor advertising by inventing in 1964 a new business model.
In 1964, Jean-Claude Decaux layed the foundation stone for a family structure that has continued to grow.