Topic: New Business
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE “There’s a lot to Unpack” includes new Brand ID and paid, social and owned digital communications designed to elevate the brand and generate new and recurring visitors BOSTON (August 21, 2024) – CTP, a leading creative communications agency, today announced its appointment as the agency of record for the Cambridge Office for…
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BOSTON (April 2, 2019) – In conjunction with their release of the most recent evolution of the heralded “Join Us for Good” campaign, Eastern Bank and its creative agency, CTP, announced an extension of their long-term partnership. CTP has worked with the bank since 2001. “Join Us for Good” was launched in 2017 to…
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Eataly, the wildly popular Italian marketplace and eatery, is coming to Boston this year and will occupy 45,000 square feet in Boston’s Prudential Center. A truly original food experience, visitors will eat, shop and learn with an incredible array of fresh fish, pasta, cheeses, artisan breads, prosciutto and all other things authentic Italy. CTP was…
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Because the Harvard Club is “so much more than meets the eye” it turned to CTP to help showcase a more vibrant atmosphere. Highlighted by a new website we developed and launched, CTP worked with the Club to elevate membership communications and refurbish the brand. The result included a site that makes it easier for…
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We’ve been tapped to help MAPFRE INSURANCE – the North American arm of global giant MAPFRE – become the insurance brand consumers turn to in the United States.
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We’re now handling media planning and buying for Boston Children’s Hospital, an institution that touches countless lives.
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CTP, the award-winning marketing and communications agency for brands like the Boston Red Sox, Eastern Bank and Microsoft, has been retained by Dean College to develop and manage a comprehensive marketing program during the run-up to the institution’s 150th anniversary. CTP, which will assist the private college with branding, advertising, broadcast production, PR and social media, has worked…



