Allison+Partners has added four additional consumer clients to its growing list of Midwest brands, including GE Appliances, Blue Bunny, Bomb Pop and Stix Golf. New clients continue to strengthen the agency’s portfolio of consumer brands, with award-winning work spanning across purpose, sports marketing and influencer engagement.
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Allison+Partners, a San Francisco-based global public relations and marketing communications firm with an office in San Diego, has announced the launch of Allison+Sports, a sports marketing specialty.
A statement from the firm said, “The specialty will work with brands’ existing and planned sports sponsorships, athlete and celebrity endorsements and other marketing relationships to deliver integrated marketing strategy and execution, using an earned-first lens.”
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That’s according to a study by Allison+Partners, Carol Cone on Purpose and The Harris Poll that was published this week.
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European banks operating in Russia have to decide between two unappealing options — either make a hurried and probably costly exit that leaves international clients stranded, or stay put and deal with the complexities of international sanctions as well as the risk of a backlash at home.
SAN FRANCISCO: Allison+Partners has launched a sports marketing specialty called Allison+Sports.
Shane Winn, Allison MD of strategy and sports marketing, is leading the specialty. Twelve staffers are working on it.
The specialty will leverage media and influencer relationships and work collaboratively with brands' marketing operations to drive communications value, Winn said. It will work with brands’ sports sponsorships, athlete and celebrity endorsements and other marketing relationships with an earned-first lens and a data-driven approach.
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