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Founded in 1997, DEFINITION 6 is a customer experience agency that drives change with every production. Based in Atlanta and New York City, with a satellite office in San Francisco, DEFINITION 6 brings a big agency perspective in a small agency package. The agency is behind award-winning campaigns for leading companies including CBS Sports, Nickelodeon, Barnes & Noble College, and Syfy.
MC2 is a Spring Valley, NY-based company in the Business Services sector.
Wiser is the leading provider of actionable data for better decisions. Wiser collects and analyzes online and in-store data with unmatched speed, scale and accuracy. The Wiser platform then blends these insights with advanced workflow software to drive business value for brands and retailers.
BlueConic is the world`s simplest and most accessible customer data platform, built for marketers to harness the data required to power the recognition of an individual at each interaction, and then synchronize their intent across the marketing ecosystem. BlueConic was founded in 2010, and is headquartered in Boston with offices in Europe. More than 180 brands leverage the platform to drive cross-sell and upsell initiatives, increase conversions, and decrease waste to grow incremental sales and revenue, including Hearst Communications, Moen, T-Mobile, Shinola, America`s Test Kitchen, and American Kennel Club.
Simmons Sharpe was founded in 2015, by Bill Sharpe, the former chairman of Havas Canada, and Heather Simmons, the former CMO of Dell Canada. At Dell, Heather was Bills client for 9 years. Remarkably, they still like each other. They lead the company from hipsterville, better known as Queen East, in Toronto. Most of the actual work however, is done in Halifax, where Mitchell Hunter runs the show. The Simmons Sharpe difference is our focus on end-to-end demand generation and measurement. And by end-to-end, we mean including customer care and sales in marketing initiatives, and automating and measuring from impression to signed contract. Because marketing matters most when it impacts bottom-line sales and builds long-term relationships with customers.