advertising consultant

He continued as an advertising consultant for several years before retiring a decade ago.

Her father is a media and political advertising consultant in New York.

Her father, who is retired, was an advertising consultant.

The police said the suspect, a part-time advertising consultant, pushed his wife out the bedroom window after an argument.

The bridegroom's mother was a public relations and advertising consultant in New York.

Mercedes-Benz has retained a marketing and advertising consultant to advise it during the review.

Now our advertising consultants sell that space.

He had been a marketing and advertising consultant in Ridgefield, Conn.

Her mother is a freelance advertising consultant.

His father is an advertising consultant in Roslyn Heights.

"He has too much exposure already," said David Garth, the Mayor's chief political and advertising consultant.

Lisa Hickey is an American author, advertising consultant, and social media consultant.

This summer, Mr. Dudley, a 53-year-old advertising consultant, has been spending weekends outside.

Study guides are particularly essential for today's novels, Mr. Miller, the advertising consultant, said.

"Our team - the owners; marketing, design and advertising consultants - struggled for a year or so and threw out thousands of ideas," he said.

From 1951 until 1964, he worked as an advertising consultant for the German cigarette manufacturer Reemtsma.

The station is currently owned by Innovative Advertising Consultants Inc.

Her mother, Alice Trimiew, an advertising consultant, said the problem facing parents is how to strike the right balance.

An advertising consultant, who asked not to be identified, said that Ayer was already an aggressive agency whose problems do not run deep.

Faren listed himself as an advertising consultant.

Cardinal O'Connor noted that advocates of abortion rights had hired public-relations and advertising consultants.

Dan Cashman (now working as an advertising consultant)

And the agency was the subject of widespread attention during the 1992 Presidential campaign, when it served as an advertising consultant to the Clinton-Gore ticket.

Advertising consultants also were portrayed as bad guys earlier in the day by Robert Lyman on a panel about agency-client compensation negotiation.

"It would create the impression that they care," said Carol Moog, a psychologist and advertising consultant in Philadelphia.