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MERGE is an ad agency with an uncommon combination of strategy, creativity and technology. The name MERGE reflects our belief that collaborative approach across all disciplines leads to more effective and creative work for our clients. We`ve helped companies across a range of industries, from Fortune 500`s to startups.
We`re a full-service, independent brand innovation agency. We make work that moves people. It doesn`t just win awards, it drives real-world business impact for our partners. Our people are the Jacks and Jills of all trades, and if you`re looking to do something with purpose, let`s talk.
Stealth Creative is a full-service advertising agency located in Saint Louis, Missouri. Our talented professionals have extensive experience in all aspects of the advertising industry, with special emphasis in telecommunications, agriculture and automotive. Stealth Creative recently received WBE (Women-owned Business Enterprise) certification by the state of Missouri.
Droga5 is a creative and strategic advertising agency headquartered in New York, with an office in London. Founded in 2006, Droga5’s clients include Ancestry, Belstaff, Blue Apron, Chase, CoverGirl, Danone, ESPN, Georgia-Pacific, Google, Heineken, Johnsonville, LVMH, MailChimp, Mattress Firm, Mondelēz International, The Nature’s Bounty Co., The New York Times, Peroni, Pizza Hut, Prudential, Sprint, Tencent, Under Armour, Unilever, and the Y, among others. Droga5 has won Agency of the Year 13 times in the last 11 years and is the only agency to be named to Advertising Age’s A-List over seven consecutive years.
Grass Roots is a global company, with offices in fifteen countries, and our annual turnover runs into hundreds of millions (growing each year). Yet we know that little things can make a big difference, too. Grass Roots is much more than just a workplace. Our strong sense of family means that we`re happy to support each other`s passions and interests, and to work together to put something back into the wider community. For example, employees can take `volunteer days` to work for local causes (which inevitably tend to involve paint, mud and perhaps a beer or two afterwards).