Goldman Sachs Considers Ogilvy

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After selecting two finalists in its review–D’Arcy Masius Benton & Bowles and Mullen–Goldman Sachs is quietly talking to Ogilvy & Mather about that shop taking on its $25 million ad account.
A decision was expected three weeks ago after Mullen, in Wenham, Mass., and D’Arcy, here, made final pitches to the client [Adweek, July 10]. But Ogilvy’s overtures to Goldman Sachs at about the same time have prolonged the process, sources said.
Ogilvy, which is owned by the WPP Group, is “negotiating at the highest [executive] levels” with the investment company, one source said.

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