KB+P, Hennessy Call It Quits

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NEW YORK Kirshenbaum Bond + Partners and Hennessy have parted after 14 years, the agency said. The client spends about $10 million annually on ads.

A representative of the MDC Partners’ New York-based shop said it had resigned the business, but offered no further comment. The client did not return calls.

It had grown increasingly doubtful that the shop would retain the business after bowing out of the client’s ongoing review last month.

Still competing in the contest, due to conclude this month, are MDC’s Margeotes Fertitta Powell, independent Wieden + Kennedy and WPP Group’s Berlin Cameron United, all New York.

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