M&SFS extends TBWA\GGT relationship
31 Oct 2002 | by Ben Bold,
LONDON - Marks & Spencer Financial Services has appointed TBWA\GGT Direct to handle a below-the-line campaign for its savings and investments products such as unit trusts and ISAS.
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LONDON - Marks & Spencer Financial Services has appointed TBWA\GGT Direct to handle a below-the-line campaign for its savings and investments products such as unit trusts and ISAS.
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Marks and Spencer Financial Services has appointed TBWA/GGT Direct to handle a below-the-line campaign for its savings and investments products.
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