Ogilvy PR collected a fee of $162,500 from the Government of Hong Kong Special Administrative Region/Economic & Trade Office during the six-month period ended May, according to its end-of-June federal filing.
The WPP unit provided media outreach via email and phone to offer opportunities to meet with commissioner Donald Tong and directors Anita Chan and Jeff Leung to discuss trade issues and event sponsored by the Chinese city.
Pitched media included AP, New York Times, Bloomberg, Denver Post, Lincoln Business Journal (NE), Seattle Times and China Daily (U.S. edition).
Ogilvy also provided communications counsel including writing speeches, creating talking points on cultural issues, developing web-based content (videos, infographics), and providing news monitoring to "capture all print, Internet and broadcast coverage of Hong Kong in the U.S.," according to the document.
Hong Kong split with Ogilvy on March 31.
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