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Finn Partners Deepens Its Marketing Bench With Purchase of Boston Agency Small Army

The acquisition will grow the 7-year-old firm's digital advertising team to 150

Finn Partners acquires Small Army for an undisclosed sum.Finn Partners
By Lindsay Rittenhouse

February 6, 2019

Global marketing and communications firm Finn Partners has acquired Small Army, a 45-person Boston marketing and creative agency, for an undisclosed sum.

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Lindsay Rittenhouse

Lindsay Rittenhouse is a staff writer at Adweek, where she specializes in covering the world of agencies and their clients.

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