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NEW YORK Hill, Holliday, Connors, Cosmopulos has withdrawn from the review for the creative portion of Edward Jones’ $25-30 million ad account, sources said.
The move follows “work in progress” meetings last week and precedes final strategic presentations, to be held the week of Oct. 20 at the client’s St. Louis offices.
Sources said Hill, Holliday pulled out “to pursue other business.” The Boston-based Interpublic Group agency, which had been chasing Edward Jones through its New York office, is currently pursuing Johnson & Johnson’s $115 million Tylenol ad account.
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