Post by Justin Thyme on Jan 27, 2012 15:19:15 GMT -5
Chicago-based marketing firm announces move to Warehouse Row
Two by Four already has local clients partners, such as EPB Fiber Optics
Chicago-based marketing and advertising firm Two by Four announced it has chosen Chattanooga's Warehouse Row for its second office.
“One of our strategic goals for growth has been to establish a Southeast presence,” David Stevenson, Two by Four president and executive creative director, said in a prepared statement.
“With some of our clients located nearby, existing connections in the area, a city that’s focused on promoting a creative culture and amenities like gigabit-per-second Internet service, Chattanooga was the ideal location for our expansion, and we expect it to grow rapidly," he said.
Two by Four offers advertising, design, interactive, promotions and direct response services for an
extensive client roster that boasts names such as Wrangler, Bridgestone Retail Operations and the Chicago
Bears.
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This sounds like a hip company that made its decision largely based on the image Chattanooga is creating for itself. That image is at least partially enhanced by the statues scattered around the city.
Two by Four already has local clients partners, such as EPB Fiber Optics
Chicago-based marketing and advertising firm Two by Four announced it has chosen Chattanooga's Warehouse Row for its second office.
“One of our strategic goals for growth has been to establish a Southeast presence,” David Stevenson, Two by Four president and executive creative director, said in a prepared statement.
“With some of our clients located nearby, existing connections in the area, a city that’s focused on promoting a creative culture and amenities like gigabit-per-second Internet service, Chattanooga was the ideal location for our expansion, and we expect it to grow rapidly," he said.
Two by Four offers advertising, design, interactive, promotions and direct response services for an
extensive client roster that boasts names such as Wrangler, Bridgestone Retail Operations and the Chicago
Bears.
(Continued)
This sounds like a hip company that made its decision largely based on the image Chattanooga is creating for itself. That image is at least partially enhanced by the statues scattered around the city.
