At Gibbs & Soell, we’re most proud of the partnerships we build with our clients.
Our team of professionals has developed highly successful programs across a wide range of consumer categories, including consumer lifestyle, technology, health, sports and fitness, and home and office products.
We’re experts in launching new products, creating new markets and re-positioning brands to help our clients reach their business and communications objectives. Our strategic communications platforms are built on years of expertise, and a strong understanding of consumer trends, combined with the highest quality research. We also understand that more and more, consumers rely on information from a variety of sources and communities. Today’s consumer wants to participate, interact and socialize before they commit.
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The G&S team oversaw a successful media conference for HEAD Tennis and star athletes Maria Sharapova and Novak Djokovic prior to the start of the U.S. Open
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But it’s not enough just to engage consumers. We know how to move those consumers to action, how to build brand loyalty and ultimately, how to drive sales. We want to ensure our clients not only reach their immediate goals, but also realize their long term brand value.
Our Gibbs & Soell team has worked with many of the top companies and leading brands in the world, such as Campbell Soup, Panasonic, Firestone, Dow, Perrier, Miller Brewing, Masterfoods, Avon, Cadillac, FedEx, Helene Curtis, Porsche, HEAD, Wilson, Wenger, Promised Land Dairy, USTA and Ricoh, among many others.
For more information, please contact Greg Sherry, Consumer Lifestyle Practice, Group Head at gsherry@gibbs-soell.com or call 212-697-2600.
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