Hotline: Unicef appoints WWAV Rapp Collins
16 May 2008
Unicef has appointed WWAV Rapp Collins to handle the global direct marketing for its Inspired Gifts
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activity, replacing incumbent WWAV Rapp Collins Bristol....A spokeswoman for the charity confirmed that WWAV Rapp Collins Bristol pitched to retain the account but lost out to TDA. TDA's brief covers strategic and creative direct marketing work as well as developing new products to promote the charity's Sponsor a Puppy programme and ways to improve the charity ...
Unicef has appointed WWAV Rapp Collins to handle the global direct marketing for its Inspired Gifts
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-management account to WWAV Rapp Collins. The agency was appointed after a three-way pitch involving Whitewater
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