MMGY Works Marketing for Colorado
Tue., Jun. 18, 2019
By Steve Barnes
MMGY Global has been selected as lead marketing agency for the Colorado Tourism Office.
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MMGY Global has been selected as lead marketing agency for the Colorado Tourism Office.
Former Maryland Congressman Albert Wynn is representing T-Mobile as it works to merge with Sprint to create the No. 2 wireless carrier.
O'Dwyer's Podcast
John O’Dwyer and Fraser Seitel on where we stand in this new normal. The White House PR team and worst hire in the history of mankind. Will this top-of-the world team’s strategies trickle down to folks just starting their communications careers? Trump’s Achille’s heel and what he should be trumpeting about his accomplishments.
Commentary
A sizable chunk of America is going to be "scared" if Donald Trump wins re-election, according to a poll conducted by Fox News. (1 reader comment)
Several ways to ensure your agency continues to grow.
Dix & Eaton has brought on Melody Caraballo, founder of Harmonious Marketing, as digital marketing manager and Tom Wells, RadiumOne alum, as digital media manager... Zilker Media promotes brand strategy director Paige Velasquez to CEO as founder Rusty Shelton will continue as chairman. Nichole Williams upped to Velasquez's old spot... Greater Fort Lauderdale CVB names Kara Franker senior VP-marketing & communications... Shatterproof, a nonprofit organization that addresses the addiction crisis in America, has appointed Kirsten Seckler chief marketing and communications officer. Seckler spent more than 20 years at Special Olympics.
Cinnamon Rogers, who most recently was senior VP-government affairs at Telecommunications Industry Assn., has moved to Computing Technology Industry Assn. as executive VP for public advocacy.
WPP chief Mark Read is ironing out a deal to sell The Farm, film/TV post-production unit, to US-based Picture Shop, according to the Times of London.
Diffusion scoops up Jack Mason watch outfit... BAERING brands SEPI engineering firm... BML PR adds American Standard, DXV and GROHE lines of LIXIL Group.
Norma Sarabia, a correspondent for Mexican newspaper Tabasco Hoy, was shot to death outside her home on June 11, according to the paper.
The New Mexico Tourism Department has floated an $11M, multi-year RFP for advertising agencies that can promote tourism in the state and build on the success of its New Mexico True brand.
Marisa Frackman, a Wells Fargo Securities veteran, has joined ICR’s Westwicke healthcare brand as managing director, capital markets.
Badger and Winters has partnered with Fenton and the Refugee and Immigrant Center for Education and Legal Services on a campaign to bring home the plight of immigrant children to New Yorkers... Merritt Group is teaming up with Women in Technology to present “WIT Connect: Decoding B2B and B2G PR & Marketing Trends,” a June 20 event... LLYC, which is active in Spain, Portugal and Latin America, joins Finsbury, Glover Park Group, Hering Schuppener partnership.
Rules are meant to be broken, especially by female executives who often must challenge ways of thinking both within themselves and their organizations to get ahead.
DuPont is launching a branding campaign tagged “Invent a better n:ow” to position the 217-year-old company as an innovative source of products that transform industries and people’s lives. Effort features dynamic video within live stream that syncs to viewer's time, location.
Hill+Knowlton Strategies lands Miami Beach Visitor & Convention Authority biz for eighth year in row... Pollack PR Marketing Group rides with Now You Global Communications on GetCharged electric bike work... iMARS Communications supported Russia's SME Bank at St. Petersburg International International Economic Forum June 6-8.
The total daily time Americans spent on social media networks took a dip last year, the result of Facebook users now spending less time on that platform, according to a recent eMarketer analysis. (1 reader comment)
The Raben Group is working on behalf of the ACLU's Texas branch to lobby Congress in an effort to protect the rights of immigrants and asylum seekers and fight abuses at the U.S. border with Mexico.
YouTube’s decision to allow a controversial conservative commentator to remain on the site has resulted in a PR blow to the video-sharing platform’s reputation.
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