Mobium selected as one of the country’s top three agencies

2003-03-11

Mobium Creative Group was recognized as one of the three leading business-to-business agencies with under 100 employees in a nationwide survey conducted by Crain’s BtoB Magazine. The publication evaluated firms involved in business communications as part of its 2003 “Top 50 Agencies” special report. Mobium was one of only 12 business communications companies across all categories singled out for special mention. Others included Martin Williams, Ogilvy & Mather and Hill Holiday.

Mobium was selected for several factors: doubling the client base in a down economy and winning a large number of prestigious national industry awards recognizing creativity. Mobium brought in top honors at the CEBA awards, ACE awards, NAMA regional awards, ProComm awards and the Tower awards. Additionally the Business Marketing Association named Mobium as one of the “Top Six Agencies” of 2002. Last year, BtoB Magazine recognized Mobium as one of the top 25 business-to-business communications firms.

“This recognition from the industry’s leading publication is validation of our mission: to bring consumer level strategy and creative to the b-to-b space,” says Guy Gangi, Partner at Mobium Creative Group. “This was a tough, competitive year for all agencies and we’re delighted that BtoB magazine recognized the difference we’re trying to make. We are slowly changing the business world’s perception of business marketing, one campaign at a time,” adds Gordon Hochhalter, Partner at Mobium Creative Group.

About Mobium Creative Group

Mobium Creative Group is a full-service, integrated business branding and communications firm specializing in integrated communications, branding, relationship marketing, interactive media, and information architecture.  Clientele include MeadWestvaco Corporation (MWV), NEC-Mitsubishi, Motorola GTSS (MOT), CNH Global (CNH), NovaMed Eyecare Inc. (NOVA), Farm Progress Companies, Tellabs, and Ondeo Nalco Company.  In January of 2002, Mobium launched its new Web site which is an interactive book that helps business marketers, communicators, brand builders and change agents, as well as its own employees, better define revolutionary paradigm shifts and explore ways to take advantage of them.

www.mobium.com