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[[VWV]] calls itself a "global brand experience agency". Originally founded by Mark Steinhobel as an ad agency called '''Warrick & Associates''' in 1982, and changed to '''VideoSound Warrick Vision''', or [[VWV]], in 1988, after he had bought the company [[VideoSound]]. The company later expanded to the USA (2007-8). | [[VWV]] calls itself a "global brand experience agency". Originally founded by Mark Steinhobel as an ad agency called '''Warrick & Associates''' in 1982, and changed to '''VideoSound Warrick Vision''', or [[VWV]], in 1988, after he had bought the company [[VideoSound]]. The company later expanded to the USA (2007-8). | ||
| − | Two key aspects of their work are large scale | + | Two key aspects of their work are large scale event production and management. |
'''See the [[VWV]] website at: http://www.vwv.com/about-us/.''' | '''See the [[VWV]] website at: http://www.vwv.com/about-us/.''' | ||
Latest revision as of 07:32, 17 July 2015
VWV calls itself a "global brand experience agency". Originally founded by Mark Steinhobel as an ad agency called Warrick & Associates in 1982, and changed to VideoSound Warrick Vision, or VWV, in 1988, after he had bought the company VideoSound. The company later expanded to the USA (2007-8).
Two key aspects of their work are large scale event production and management.
See the VWV website at: http://www.vwv.com/about-us/.
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