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FCB (Foote, Cone & Belding) is a global, fully integrated marketing communications company with a heritage of creativity and success dating from 1873. Based on a deeply developed understanding of diversified local markets and global cultures, FCB focuses on significantly changing consumer behavior to the benefit of its clients, its people and society. With more than 8,000 people in 120 offices in 80 countries, the company is part of the Interpublic Group of Companies (NYSE: IPG).
Our mission is simple: dramatically transform the face of media ownership and investment. The Black-owned media industry is nascent, and needs more investment and acceleration to catalyze a more robust ecosystem. Group Black was born to solve this problem. Group Black drives scalable Black-media ownership at pace and focuses on building Black-owned media businesses that embrace diversity in their organizations and audiences. Most importantly, Group Black delivers great content and experiences, as well as new, high-performing ways for advertisers to connect with consumers.
With over 240,000 members worldwide, Business Network International (BNI) is the worlds largest business networking and business referral organization.
As the leading provider of call analytics solutions, Marchex knows that your best customers are calling. From simple call tracking to omnichannel call attribution across search, social, and display, Marchex lets marketing teams stop the guess work, connecting online-to-offline data to better understand what drives a customer to convert. With keyword-level call tracking, marketers can improve the ROI from click-to-call advertising, and Marchex integrates with leading analytics and advertising platforms. Marchex is also the provider of award-winning speech analytics technology, using conversational A.I. to understand the nuances of customer calls and create the most outstanding customer experience possible.
Noble People is a creative media agency. Media planning is half of that equation. The real aim of media planning is to find ways to spend the least amount of money possible to achieve your business goal. The key to achieving this is understanding that media can be anything between a brand and an audience and that technology and innovation beats scale. But unless you`re asking experienced people with integrity to take that task on, you`re probably just in the game of media spending. And that game favors the guy with the most money. The other half of the equation is creativity. Creative media planning means finding smarter ways to make an impact. It`s what media planning should be, but sadly isn`t, so we make that distinction. It means making that money count.