Levitan Leaves, Along With 5 Miami Staffers

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DALLAS Aida Levitan, vice chairperson of Bromley Communications, has left less than a year after merging her Miami company Publicis Sanchez & Levitan with the San Antonio-based shop, agency representatives said.

Levitan’s departure coincided with five layoffs at the Miami office. Before the merger, the office had nearly 100 employees. Last year, Bromley closed the Dallas office of PSL when the merger was finalized. Bromley and PSL were both part of Publicis in the U.S.

Bromley, headed by CEO Ernest Bromley, became one of the top two Hispanic advertising agencies after the merger with billings of $276 million in 2004, according to the shop.



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