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The Agency That Sent Media Away - Then Asked It to Come Home
Doner spent years pulling advertising apart into specialist shops. Its most revealing move was putting the pieces back together - and betting that the middle of America is a point of view, not a flyover zone.
The PR Firm That Outgrew PR
Allison started as an underfunded PR shop one week before 9/11. Twenty-five years later, its first casualty was the label that built it.
The National Campaign That Starts on Your Block
SixAM Strategies thinks national influence is won one neighborhood at a time. Its wager is simple: centralize the strategy, localize the messenger, and be ready to move in 48 hours.
The Ad Agency That Refused to Sell Hours - and Started Building the Products
Anomaly made a strange bet: an agency should solve the business problem even when the answer is not an ad. Two decades, seven offices and a few instructive flops later, that bet looks less eccentric than the industry it challenged.
Crispin Made a $50,000 Chicken Famous. Now It Has to Make Integration Interesting
The agency that taught the early web to obey a man in a chicken suit is rebuilding for a messier brief: make culture, media and measurement work in the same room.
The Harris Poll
The Harris Poll is one of the longest-running public opinion and market research firms in the United States, tracking the sentiment, behaviors, and motivations of American adults since 1963. Now part of Stagwell (NASDAQ: STGW), it pairs decades of polling heritage with AI-powered research tools such as the Harris Quest suite, advising leaders, brands, and institutions on how to anticipate change and act with confidence.