EUROPE – Global brand experience agency Jack Morton Worldwide has formed a strategic partnership with Nine Yards, the Stockholm– and Göteborg-based agency whose clients include Microsoft, Levi’s, Swedish Armed Forces and Carlsberg.
The agreement allows the two brand experience agencies to strengthen their offering to Nordic brands. Clients in the region will benefit from a unique combination of local know-how and international reach, experience and creativity for their marketing activities both within the region and globally.
Jack Morton Worldwide’s President of Europe Middle East and Africa, Julian Pullan, said: “Nine Yards is aligned with Jack Morton’s way of thinking and our joint venture brings something quite unmatched to the table, presenting a very exciting offer to the region.
“We have always enjoyed working with Scandinavian brands and seem to have a good cultural and creative fit. We hope this strategic partnership will bring us many new opportunities to do so,” he added.
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Jack Morton Worldwide partners with Nine Yards
EUROPE - Jack Morton Worldwide has formed a strategic partnership with Nine Yards, the Stockholm- and Goteborg-based agency whose clients include Microsoft, Levi's, Swedish Armed Forces and Carlsberg.
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