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NEW YORK Haluk Ergulec, the former owner of The Color Wheel, was sentenced yesterday in U.S. District Court to 37 months in prison for conspiring to rig bids and reserve contracts for other companies doing business with Grey Worldwide. The charges, which Ergulec and the company pleaded guilty to last November, were in connection to work for clients such as Brown & Williamson, among others, from late 1991 until 2001.
Lawyers for Ergulec’s alleged co-conspirators—Mitch Mosallem, a former evp and director of graphic services at Grey; Birj Deckmejian, a former salesman for The Color Wheel; and John Ghianni, a former salesman for Quality House of Graphics in Long Island City, N.Y.—are
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