Brooks Group adds clients

NEW YORK: The Brooks Group, a boutique agency specializing in beauty, food, and lifestyle brands, has added new clients to its roster: Food Network personality and chef Cat Cora; skincare company Joey New York; beauty company StarMaker Products; and plastic surgeon Dr. Tabasum Mir.

December 19, 2006

NEW YORK: The Brooks Group, a boutique agency specializing in beauty, food, and lifestyle brands, has added new clients to its roster: Food Network personality and chef Cat Cora; skincare company Joey New York; beauty company StarMaker Products; and plastic surgeon Dr. Tabasum Mir.

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