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Deutsch hired Lorraine Arado as executive vice president, group account director for its $80 million Revlon and Almay business, the agency said. She reports to managing partner, director of client services Val DiFebo. Arado succeeds Adam Levine, executive vice president, brand director, who is shifting account responsibilities. Arado joined the New York shop last week from Working Class, a boutique ad agency where she was managing director and partner. Working Class’ clients include Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia, Nina Footwear and New York Life MainStay Funds.

Horizon Media promoted three staffers.



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