RSPCA calls review of £5m DM account
03 May 2012 | by Sara Kimberley
The RSPCA, the animal-welfare charity, has called a review of its estimated £5 million direct marketing account.
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The NHS Blood and Transplant service has appointed Rapier to handle its direct marketing account.
The RSPCA, the animal-welfare charity, has called a review of its estimated £5 million direct marketing account.
and DMS. The DM review follows last month's appointment of 18 Feet Rising, also in a pitch process co ... . The charity's DM activity includes its annual "For ever, for everyone" campaign, created by DMS, that raises ...
WaterAid is seeking an agency to handle an integrated brief covering TV and direct marketing. The charity has approached shops directly to pitch for its direct and direct-response TV business.
The Royal British Legion, the charity that supports people who have served or are serving in the British Armed Forces, has put its £3 million direct marketing account up for review.
WPP has bought US DM agency Marketing Direct for an undisclosed sum, in a deal brokered through KBM
The Energy Saving Trust has appointed Stephens Francis Whitson (SFW) to handle its business-to-business direct marketing account.
this summer. The winner will be responsible for handling a series of DM campaigns to raise awareness of the charity and the work it undertakes. RNIB has not had a retained DM agency in recent months; however, it has previously used Rapp to handle some DM and strategic data work. St Luke's, the charity ...
Agency. Its DM agency is BEC London, which was appointed in August last year following a three ...
The agency won the business after a three-way pitch and will now oversee the development of all of the charity's DM activity, including recruiting and retaining donors and encouraging people to order legacy ... on the Save the Children DM account was Whitewater, which was appointed in 2008 to reinvigorate the charity ...
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