01 November 2005
Memac Ogilvy recently celebrated a major milestone for its operation in the Kingdom when it opened its new offices at Jeddah's Suheili Plaza for business. The move follows over 19 years of operation in Jeddah, Riyadh and Dammam, and reflects the company's renewed dedication to the region. Memac Ogilvy Chairman and CEO Edmond Moutran attended the ceremony accompanied by executive committee members who flew in to show their support. Over 200 partners, clients and guests were invited to commemorate the event, which was branded entirely in red as per the company's corporate color.
"Indeed we've created an attractive and inspirational environment that will most definitely bring forth a more dynamic and energized team." Moutran said. Memac Ogilvy Country Manager George Laham, who has been the head of the Saudi Arabia operation, reflected on the history of the company and its outstanding growth Memac Ogilvy established its Jeddah operation in 1986 and slowly grew into one of the top communications agencies in the market now led by Rabih Khoury.
Memac Ogilvy recently celebrated a major milestone for its operation in the Kingdom when it opened its new offices at Jeddah's Suheili Plaza for business. The move follows over 19 years of operation in Jeddah, Riyadh and Dammam, and reflects the company's renewed dedication to the region. Memac Ogilvy Chairman and CEO Edmond Moutran attended the ceremony accompanied by executive committee members who flew in to show their support. Over 200 partners, clients and guests were invited to commemorate the event, which was branded entirely in red as per the company's corporate color.
"Indeed we've created an attractive and inspirational environment that will most definitely bring forth a more dynamic and energized team." Moutran said. Memac Ogilvy Country Manager George Laham, who has been the head of the Saudi Arabia operation, reflected on the history of the company and its outstanding growth Memac Ogilvy established its Jeddah operation in 1986 and slowly grew into one of the top communications agencies in the market now led by Rabih Khoury.
© Arab News 2005
