The Future of Agencies

UEG Hires Creative and Strategy Leads, Moves Further Into 'Traditional' Agency Turf

Shop focuses on sports, lifestyle marketing

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By Patrick Coffee

March 1, 2017

United Entertainment Group has hired two agency veterans to lead its cross-client creative and strategy operations in an effort to compete more directly with “traditional” ad agencies.

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Patrick Coffee is a senior editor for Adweek.

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