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Way To Blue has appointed Katy Towse as director of offline to further develop the agencies non-digital capabilities.
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Way To Blue hires Katy Towse for offline expansion
05 Mar 2013 | by Lynsey Barber
Way To Blue has appointed Katy Towse as director of offline to further develop its non-digital capabilities.
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