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By Trevor Jensen
CHICAGO–A chain of photo processing and equipment stores jointly owned by Eastman Kodak Co. and CPI Corp. is considering three agencies for its advertising account, estimated to be worth up to $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 The Glennon Co. in St. Louis; 360 in Atlanta; and Levenson & Hill, Dallas, said Janice Jenkins, executive vice president of marketing for Fox.
The assignment involves television, print, point of purchase, direct response and media duties.
Kodak last November acquired a 51 percent interest in Fox Photo for $56.1
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