Centrica plots overhaul of British Gas' comms
15 May 2012 | by Alec Mattinson
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The energy company has placed its roster of communications agencies on notice, with a view to holding a pitch, which will be open to both roster and non-roster shops. Npower s roster includes VCCP Blue, which handles creative work, its media agency, Vizeum, and the digital shop LBi. The company ...
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