NEWS: Joint effort by Shandwick and Paragon takes on CIM account
01 Nov 1996 | by REBECCA DOWMAN
A Shandwick double bill, of Paragon and Shandwick Public Affairs, has carried off the Chartered Institute of Marketing s PR account.
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