[Research Triangle Park, NC] – Research Triangle Park, NC- The Triangle Chapter of the American Marketing Association (AMA) elected Julie Hayworth-Perman as its secretary. An account director at Brogan & Partners Convergence Marketing in Cary, Julie will be an asset to the Triangle AMA. Her drive and dedication will help the organization further its goal and objectives.
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Brogan & Partners wins five awards for healthcare marketing.
Agency’s Healthcare Divison Marks 20-year Anniversary [Birmingham, MI] – For the third consecutive year, Brogan & Partners Convergence Marketing has earned multiple awards – five this year – at the prestigious Healthcare Advertising Awards, including campaigns to brand St. John … Read article
New billboards honor Wally Bronner.
Tourism Giant Recognized By Business Acquaintance [Birmingham, MI] – The late Wally Bronner is being remembered in a unique way thanks to the Brogan & Partners ad agency. Two new billboards have been erected in Lansing and Birch Run in … Read article
Brogan & Partners names Scott Werner managing partner.
[Birmingham, MI] – Longtime agency partner Scott Werner takes the reins this week as Managing Partner at Brogan & Partners Convergence Marketing, part of the award-winning firm’s practice of rotating the key position among top management. Werner takes over for … Read article
Brogan & Partners names Julia Shea as partner.
Shea Leads The Agency’s Award-Winning Healthcare Division [Birmingham, MI] – Brogan & Partners Convergence Marketing has named a new partner – Julia Shea, who leads the agency’s wildly successful Healthcare Division. “Julia knows healthcare marketing from the inside out,” said … Read article
North Carolinians in serious denial about weight problems.
Brogan Survey Finds Adult Obesity Nearly Eight Times Higher Than Residents Admit [Raleigh, NC] – If the first step toward solving a problem is admitting that you have one, North Carolina residents haven’t yet taken that step toward solving the … Read article
Economy has Michiganders ready to leave state, Brogan survey finds.
70% of young people, 62% of Detroiters would leave state if they could [Birmingham, MI] – Michigan’s economic woes seem to be taking a toll on the morale of Michiganders and could lead to a serious brain drain if young … Read article
As school starts, North Carolinians hand out average grades to state’s leaders, Brogan survey shows.
Elected Leaders Lowest at C; Business and Civic Leaders Highest at B- Raleigh, NC– As schools start a new year around the state, North Carolinians are giving mediocre but passing grades to the state’s elected and education leadership, while rating … Read article
Brogan Survey: North Carolinians think drought response not strong enough.
Statewide Survey Shows 7 out of 10 Want More Done Raleigh, NC– The latest statewide survey released today by Brogan & Partners Convergence Marketing found that most North Carolinians are serious about drought conditions, with 71% of respondents saying more … Read article
Brogan & Partners recognized for work with greater Raleigh Convention and Visitors Bureau.
Raleigh, NC – Brogan & Partners Convergence Marketing announced today that the agency won two honors at this year’s North Carolina Association of Convention and Visitor Bureau’s Annual Awards Banquet, including the highest honor given for a print ad. The Raleigh agency received a Platinum Award for the Best Trade Print Ad and a Gold Award for Best Destination Marketing Initiative, both for projects completed with the Greater Raleigh Convention and Visitors Bureau (GRCVB).
Michiganders think Chrysler sale will improve company, Brogan survey says.
40% Also Express Interest in Alternate Ways to Buy Cars [Birmingham, MI] – Most Michiganders believe that the recent sale of Chrysler will allow the company’s performance to improve or remain the same, according to survey results announced today by … Read article
Michiganders hand out tough grades to state’s leaders, Brogan survey says.
Elected Officials Lowest at D+, Civic Group Leaders Highest at B- [Birmingham, MI] – Michiganders feel that no group of leaders in the state deserves a grade above a B-, and most are scoring at a C or lower, according … Read article