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-Cactus-
Offices: Denver, Colorado
When Cactus Marketing Communications goes to work, they don't try to make
a sale, they try to make a friend. Because friends are fun. They're trustworthy.
And when push comes to shove, who would you rather do business with, a stranger
or a friend? That's why what they do works so well. Because it's not about
them, it's about their friends. And in the end, they don't have to try to
sell anything.
Offices: Austin, Texas
For many years Jim Ramsey's name was virtually synonymous with "concert
promoter". For 24 years Jim produced and directed the advertising campaigns
across Texas for his own concerts. It was only natural that he would one
day begin his own agency. Jim left behind the world of Rock and Roll to
found Cactus Advertising in 1998.
Offices: West Conshohocken, Pennsylvania
Cadient Group empowers pharmaceutical and biopharmaceutical companies to
intelligently integrate their interactive and online marketing into their
overall brand planning. By leveraging interactive marketing to connect brand
strategies, Cadient is delivering unprecedented returns while evolving an
entire industry approach. They have been entrusted with brands that exceed
$30 billion in annual sales.
Offices: Dallas, Texas
Calise & Sedei believes that every strategy, every plan, is an original—that
each is an opportunity to be innovative and bold. Their approach is inspired
by consumers through an intimate understanding of the value your brand plays
in their lives, and through segmentation, understand what value this consumer
is to your brand. They find that they gain the most honest, straightforward
insight from consumers when they interact with them.
Offices: Lawrence, Kansas
Callahan Creek is a marketing communications agency based in Lawrence, KS.
Their services include marketing planning, brand development, account planning,
integrated marketing communications, advertising campaign planning, media
planning and buying, retail and merchandising, direct marketing, public
relations, sales promotion and point-of-purchase. They have an intense focus
on research and planning. Their mission is to build their clients' businesses
through insights that power simple, clear, memorable ideas.-Calysto-
Offices: Atlanta, Georgia
Calysto was created in 1999 to fulfill an unmet market need–the need for
experienced public relations professionals to help telecom, wireless and
networking companies effectively create and deliver their own unique messages
to the outside world. By focusing singularly on this market segment, Calysto
is able to stay ahead of the telecom trends, anticipate market changes and
help their clients achieve long-term success.
Offices: Redondo Beach, California
Campaigners is a sales and marketing agency that specializes in retail sales
programs, product demonstrations, events and promotions, and sales force
training. The company is built from the ground up to deliver reliable, quantifiable
results, and has developed hundreds of campaigns for Fortune 500 companies
including Fujifilm, Intel, Samsung and AOL. Campaigners has developed and
launched hundreds of profitable campaigns, driving over $1 billion in retail
sales.
Offices: Warren, Michigan; Los Angeles, California & Dubai, United Arab
Emirates
Campbell-Ewald offers clients deeper insights and bigger ideas. The agency's
strategic thinking and insights are the primary reasons they come to they—and
stay at a rate four times the industry average. By digging deeper into consumer
values, lifestyles, life stages, belief systems and decision processes,
Campbell-Ewald creates an emotional connection between the brand and the
target to produce the most effective communications that reach and motivate
consumers.
Offices: Minneapolis, Minnesota; New York, New York & Irvine, California
Campbell Mithun is a national marketing communications agency. Since its
founding in 1933, the agency has served a roster of blue-chip clients including
Andersen Windows, Burger King, General Mills, H&R Block and Verizon Wireless.
Campbell Mithun is one of the Interpublic Group of Companies.-Canyon-
Offices: Mesa, Arizona
Canyon Communications delivers results by using an integrated approach based
on your needs. They don't offer "cookie-cutter" solutions, but rather assess
clients current position and customize your strategy and provide the tools
that will work for them. While their capabilities are broad-based to meet
all their clients needs, they offer special strength in the following areas:
strategic planning, public relations, creative, brand building, market knowledge,
relationship marketing, sales support, event marketing, and service.
Offices: Minneapolis, Minnesota
The Capital Roundtable is America's leading educational conference company
for general partners and limited partners of private equity funds. Their
audiences embrace the whole PE community, including venture capital and
hedge fund managers, lenders, lawyers, bankers, LP agents, turnaround advisors,
accountants, due diligence specialists, and consultants. Since the company
was founded in 1984, over 25,000 people have attended their programs, and
over 1,500 have been speakers.
Offices: Raleigh, North Carolina
Capstrat is the strategic communications firm that organizations turn to
when the stakes are high and they can’t afford to lose. They help clients
tell their stories powerfully and effectively to the audiences that matter
most—customers, prospects, the media, policymakers, employees, opinion leaders
and shareholders. Every communication is targeted to meet strategic goals
and deliver more value in the process.
Offices: Minneapolis, Minnesota
Clients work with Capsule because they bring new ideas and intelligent solutions
to the table. From naming and identity development to product development
and packaging, clients leverage their creative process to get results. Capsule
combines business and marketing expertise with a highly strategic creative
process, resulting in effective design. The Capsule process balances the
rational and the emotional. It transf12orms business strategy into tangible
outcomes that not only gain attention, but earn loyalty.
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