David&Goliath

El Segundo, Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika

Kontaktinformationen

909 N. Pacific Coast Highway, Suite 700
El Segundo CA 90245
Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika
Telefon: 310 445-5200
Webseite:

David Angelo

David Angelo

Founder & Creative Chairman
Ben Purcell

Ben Purcell

Chief Creative Officer
CJ Stockton

CJ Stockton

Chief of Staff, Director of Operations
Donny  Makower

Donny Makower

Chief of Brand Innovation
Michele Tebbe

Michele Tebbe

Chief of Client Services

Telefon: 312-520-5513

Anahid Shahrik

Anahid Shahrik

Director of Communications

Telefon: 310-405-3243

Nicole F Gordon

Nicole F Gordon

Director of Talent and Culture

Telefon: 424-290-2822


Informationen

Hauptkompetenzen: Werbung/Full Service/ Integriert

Gegründet in: 1999

Mitarbeiter: 200

Awards: 335

Kreative Projekte: 214

Kunden: 7

Hauptkompetenzen: Werbung/Full Service/ Integriert

Gegründet in: 1999

Mitarbeiter: 200

Awards: 335

Kreative Projekte: 214

Kunden: 7

David&Goliath

909 N. Pacific Coast Highway, Suite 700
El Segundo CA 90245
Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika
Telefon: 310 445-5200
Webseite:
David Angelo

David Angelo

Founder & Creative Chairman
Ben Purcell

Ben Purcell

Chief Creative Officer
CJ Stockton

CJ Stockton

Chief of Staff, Director of Operations
Donny  Makower

Donny Makower

Chief of Brand Innovation
Michele Tebbe

Michele Tebbe

Chief of Client Services

Telefon: 312-520-5513

Anahid Shahrik

Anahid Shahrik

Director of Communications

Telefon: 310-405-3243

Nicole F Gordon

Nicole F Gordon

Director of Talent and Culture

Telefon: 424-290-2822

Part deux: more agencies rendered as emojis

Tanya Dua @tanyadua July 17, 2015 

Emojis bring the world together. So, on the occasion of International Emoji Day today, we decided to render some more agencies as emojis.

Laundry Service may have inspired the first round, but a lot of other agencies — from FCB to Mullen — sportingly submitted their suggestions for what they would look like in emoji form. We took a shot at a few others, taking inspiration from their names, their heritage or some of the most iconic campaigns they’re associated with. Here’s agencies rendered as emojis, part two: 

View the original article on Digiday