• Mexico Tourist Board - Ypartnership
    The Mexico Tourist Board tapped Ypartnership to handle its cooperative advertising program. The account is valued at $45 million.
  • Marcus Thomas - Step2 Company
    The Step2 Company, a manufacturer of large-format, rotationally molded children's toys, named Marcus Thomas, Cleveland, as agency of record, responsible for branding, research, creative and media chores.
  • Mendelsohn/Zien - Double A
    Double A, a Thai paper firm, tapped Mendelsohn/Zien as its U.S. creative and media agency of record.
  • Lowe - Aruba Tourism Authority
    Lowe was tapped to handle creative and media chores for the Aruba Tourism Authority, following a review. Fitzgerald + Co. previously handled the account, valued at $10 million.
  • Travel Channel - Moroch Partners
    The Travel Channel named Moroch Partners as its marketing/branding agency of record, to serve as the lead on creative duties and provide strategic development and counsel on marketing functions. The first project, a print, broadcast and online campaign promoting Bizarre Foods with Andrew Zimmern, launches February 18.
  • Kraft - Draftfcb Mexico
    Kraft tapped Draftfcb Mexico to handle creative chores on its powder beverage brand, Clight.
  • Propel - Goodby, Silverstein & Partners
    Propel fitness water shifted creative duties on its $70 million advertising account from Element 79 to Goodby, Silverstein & Partners.
  • Mahindra - StrawberryFrog
    Mahindra, a line of Indian-made vehicles slated to launch in the U.S. market, named StrawberryFrog as its agency of record. The account is valued at $30 million.
  • LendingTree - Euro RSCG
    Euro RSCG was tapped as lead creative agency on LendingTree's $225 million ad account. Incumbent Mullen continues to handle media planning and buying via its mediaHUB unit. Mullen will also handle select creative projects.
  • Atlantis
    Citing a conflict, BBDO has withdrawn from the Atlantis Paradise Island resort review. Merkley + Partners and ML Rogers remain in contention for the $20 million account.
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