Omega names Alison Brod AOR

NEW YORK: Omega, a Swiss watch brand, has hired Alison Brod PR as its AOR. The agency will work on the brand’s new product launches, corporate initiatives, and national brand outreach.

30 October 2008

NEW YORK: Omega, a Swiss watch brand, has hired Alison Brod PR as its AOR. The agency will work on the brand’s new product launches, corporate initiatives, and national brand outreach.

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