Catching up on recent agency moves

It seems the agency folks are keeping moving companies busy around the Treasure Valley lately.  The most recent moves:

After a brief layover in a temporary space, Stoltz Marketing Group settled into their new office space in Suite 410 of the Cornerstone Building at 9th and River – 913 W. River St.

DaviesMoore has also found itself a new home, in Suite 300 of the 805 Idaho Building, on the corner of 8th and Idaho – 805 W. Idaho St.

And as is usually the case, I’m sure both shops will find random boxes that need to be unpacked for the next year or two…

[disclosure – by day I can be found at Stoltz Marketing Group]

 

New Hire at Mitchell + Palmer

Mitchell + Palmer continues to make moves and show some momentum. Most recently, they announced that they’ve added Kourtney Flaherty to their staff as Production Manager.

Prior to joining Mitchell + Palmer Kourtney spent several years with Oliver Russell, and was most recently E-Communications Manager at Treasure Valley Family YMCA.

Congratulations Kourtney.

Star Moose Launches Carfax Blog

Carfax recently teamed up with Star Moose in Idaho Falls to design and launch the new Carfax blog. There, readers can “get used car buying tips, customer stories, fraud prevention and other information that can improve the car buying experience all in one place.”

More details are available here.

Peppershock Picks Up the Idaho Stampede

The Idaho Stampede announced recently that they’ve selected Peppershock Media as their new advertising and creative services agency. From the Stampede’s release:

Peppershock will be responsible for working with the Idaho Stampede organization to develop new brand communications and advertising campaigns. In addition to local media buying, Peppershock has been given the responsibility of collaborating and developing marketing, advertising and promotional programs with Idaho Stampede corporate partners.

Read the full news release here.

New Hire at Foerstel

Foerstel Design in Boise has added Grayson Roberts to their staff as a web developer.

And since there’s really no way to top the first day poem, I’ll just point you over in that direction to give it a read.

Congratulations Grayson.