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By Nora FitzGerald
WASHINGTON, D.C.–The Town of Ocean City (Md.) Department of Tourism and the Roland E. Powell Convention Center are in the final stages of a review for their combined $1.25 million advertising business.
Sources close to the process said that the budget may increase as the town works to spruce up its image and launch the convention center’s grand opening in November.
Finalists for the account include incumbent agency Richardson, Myers & Donofrio and Trahan Burden & Charles, both of Baltimore, and Earle Palmer Brown in Bethesda, Md.
The client could not be reached at press time.
Creative presentations were held last week, according to the sources.
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