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Marketing, ad firm traces growth in downtown Toledo
The company, which orchestrates advertising, design, public relations, and other media campaigns for clients across the globe, has come a long way from operating in Chief Executive Officer Jeff Kimble's attic in Toledo. The more than 30-person operation began as a design firm with a handful of employees in the late 1980s.
The company, which orchestrates advertising, design, public relations, and other media campaigns for clients across the globe, has come a long way from operating in Chief Executive Officer Jeff Kimble's attic in Toledo. The more than 30-person operation began as a design firm with a handful of employees in the late 1980s.
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