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Venables Bell + Partners

Werbung/Full Service/ Integriert
San Francisco, Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika

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201 Post Street
San Francisco California 94108
Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika
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Telefon: 415-288-3300
E-Mail:
Webseite:

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Hauptkompetenzen: Werbung/Full Service/ Integriert, Digital, Mobile Marketing, Social Media Marketing, Marketing Services, Marktforschung/ Beratung, Marketing Technologies / Analytics, Media-Einkauf/Planung, Events/Sponsoring, Branding/ Produktentwicklung, Verpackung / Design, Verlagswesen/Print/ Kundenzeitungen, Strategy and Planning, Finanzen, Technologie, Business-to-Business, Vertrieb, Entertainment, Verbraucher

Gegründet in: 2001

Mitarbeiter: 193

Awards: 598

Kreative Projekte: 66

Kunden: 9

Hauptkompetenzen: Werbung/Full Service/ Integriert, Digital, Mobile Marketing, Social Media Marketing, Marketing Services, Marktforschung/ Beratung, Marketing Technologies / Analytics, Media-Einkauf/Planung, Events/Sponsoring, Branding/ Produktentwicklung, Verpackung / Design, Verlagswesen/Print/ Kundenzeitungen, Strategy and Planning, Finanzen, Technologie, Business-to-Business, Vertrieb, Entertainment, Verbraucher

Gegründet in: 2001

Mitarbeiter: 193

Awards: 598

Kreative Projekte: 66

Kunden: 9

Venables Bell + Partners

201 Post Street
San Francisco California 94108
Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika
Anfahrt
Telefon: 415-288-3300
E-Mail:
Webseite:

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