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The strategic alliance between creative boutiquesL-O-L-A and Solomon Says has paid its first dividend: Emory University’s Roberto Goizueta Business School account.
The Atlanta shops of art director Lola Carlisle and copywriter Loren Solomon won the local school’s executive educational account after a review that included Bigelow & Eigel here. (The school is named for the late Coca-Cola chairman Roberto Goizueta.)
The Atlanta incumbent, Huey/Paprocki, resigned the business, apparently over creative differences with the client.
The win includes strategic planing and creative services, print and interactive marketing, as well as media planning.
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