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NEW YORK–Just four months after Eisnor Interactive closed its doors, the shop’s former president, Sam Ewen, is making a second attempt at guerrilla marketing. This time, with his new shop Interference, he will focus on traditional clients with support from Merkley Newman Harty & Partners.
Ewen’s co-founder is Michael Glickman, previously president of Performance Event Marketing, a staffing and casting company that specialized in promotions. That shop is being absorbed into the new entity, which launches this week.
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