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CHICAGO–A chain of photo processing and equipment stores jointly owned by Eastman Kodak and CPI Corp. is considering three agencies for its advertising account.
Sources estimate billings on the account at $5-8 million.
Fox Photo, headquartered with CPI in St. Louis, has some 450 stores nationwide and is currently without an agency of record. Seeking that status are 360 in Atlanta, Levenson & Hill, Dallas, and The Glennon Co. in St. Louis, said Janice Jenkins, executive vice president of marketing at Fox.
The account includes television, print, point-of-purchase, direct response and media.
Levenson & Hill, which lacks experience in the category, does bring a multiple-unit marketing background to the table with clients like Fina Gasoline, Comerica Bank and Churchs Chicken.
360 is owned by partners Mark Goldman and Joel Babbit, former co-owner of defunct Babbit & Reiman in Atlanta, which was agency of record for Wolf Camera & Video.
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