• The ladies of MMI Go Texan

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  • @loveadv adds new client: Baskins Western & Work Wear

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    According to their FB page Love Advertising added a new client, congratulations.

  • News and Rumors: February

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    Those of us at THE have heard some rumblings around town lately. Some we know are fact and some have been sent in and may be fact, or they could be wrong (tell us if that's the case).

    • Hear that 7 Account Service people have left FKM since January. According to the tipster, it's huge.

    • Heard that Brandy Beverly has joined Savage Design.

    • Speaking of ex-Unleaded people heard that they shifted some people in their creative department and added at least one graphic designer.

    • Jeff Long, former CD/Partner at Oak Interactive, has left Adcetera.

    If you have news from your shop, or another, email them to

    houston@theegotist.com

    .

  • According to the HBJ @LopezNegrete is Houston's Largest Advertising Agency

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    Here are the top 10 results from the Houston Business Journal "Book of Lists" for 'Largest Houston-Area Advertising Agencies:

    Agency 2011 Total Revenue Employees

    1. Lopez Negrete $28,259,734 – 191
    2. Adcetera $20,871,000 – 68
    3. FKM $18,800,000 – 109
    4. Freed $18,596,847 – 23
    5. John Manlove $7,760,000 – 10
    6. MMI $6,085,480 – 55
    7. Love Advertising $5,398,358 – 37
    8. BrandExtract $4,652,995 – 35
    9. DMN3 $4,500,000 – 27
    10. Patrick Henry $4,471,000 – 35

    Some observations:

    1. Way to go Gerald Freed and John Manlove. Freed is only 200k behind FMK and has a quarter of the employees. Manlove gets props for only having 10 people and beating out a bunch of bigger name shops

    2. Love falls from #1 to #7 and isn't even the highest lover on the charts

    3. 11-25 included a lot agencies THE had not heard before and some we had including The Hucksters (23), G4 Creative (25), Rehak (19), Brivic Media (16) and Cohn Moscarelli (13)

  • Primer Grey designs new labels for Saint Arnold's

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    Two of our favorite things come together, great design and beer. Thanks Primer Grey for ending the week on a frosty note.

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