Colle+McVoy Wins AdWeek Buzz Award

Steve Hall

Oct. 11, 2006
1 min read

Colle+McVoy is pleased it recently won Adweek Magazine’s award for “Best Guerrilla Marketing Campaign” at the magazine’s second annual Buzz Awards. Colle+McVoy tells us they chosen for their “use of grassroots marketing” to generate brand attention and awareness on work they did for a crushed vehicle campaign for the Minnesota State Lottery. Congrats.

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