Bonmarche appoints EHS Brann Leeds to CRM brief
26 Nov 2004 | by Daniel Farey-Jones,
LONDON - Womenswear retailer Bonmarche has appointed EHS Brann Leeds to revamp its loyalty card and drive membership of its Bonus Club, following a four-way pitch.
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LONDON - Womenswear retailer Bonmarche has appointed EHS Brann Leeds to revamp its loyalty card and drive membership of its Bonus Club, following a four-way pitch.
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