Grey Canada wins Salvation Army biz
Grey Canada of Toronto has been appointed the full-service advertising agency for social-service provider the Salvation Army.
"Grey Canada will help guide the Salvation Army's strategic direction to increase its relevance and meet its business objectives of helping the country's most vulnerable populations," says Ann Nurock, president and CEO, Grey Canada.
The win was the result of a competitive pitch process that involved US and Canadian agencies, a release announcing the win stated. The annual media spend for the Salvation Army is up to a million dollars, budget that Grey will be putting to use in the upcoming weeks when a new campaign is announced.
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