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Ingalls here and Deutsch in New York emerged as finalists for Brink’s Home Security’s $10-15 million advertising account.
Both agencies were asked to submit further materials last week, with a decision expected this week, said Mike Claggett, the New York-based consultant who is conducting the review. Brink’s executives did not return calls. Those failing earlier to advance in the review of the Irving, Texas-based client were incumbent Boston Group here, pitching with FCB Direct in New York; Hill, Holliday, Connors, Cosmopulos in Boston; Lowe Fox Pavlika in New York; and Doner in Southfield, Mich.
Boston Group executives did not return calls seeking comment, but the impact of the Brink’s loss is expected to be severe.
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