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PR Firm News: Stagwell Acquires QStrauss Consulting

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By Steve Barnes Verified
| O'Dwyer's PR News Verified
Stagwell is acquiring QStrauss Consulting, an Adobe implementation and consulting firm based in Colombia. QStrauss Consulting will join Stagwells Code and Theory Network, expanding its global footprint and team of Adobe experts. The firm works with such global brands as Walmart, BBVA, Santander, Grupo Salinas, OXXO and Bimbo to help them drive measurable impact from Adobe platforms.
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On the Move: FCB's Cooke Joins BarkleyOKRP

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By Steve Barnes Verified
| O'Dwyer's PR News Verified
BarkleyOKRP has named Brandon Cooke chief marketing and growth officer. Cooke joins the agency from FCB Global, where he was most recently global chief marketing officer and international affiliates lead, heading up its growth strategy. Prior to FCB Global, he held senior leadership roles at Grey and mcgarrybowen (now Denstu Creative).
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Media Maneuvers: WNET Names O'Keefe CEO

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By Steve Barnes Verified
| O'Dwyer's PR News Verified
Edward O'Keefe Photo: David Burnett WNET, the nations largest public media company, names Edward OKeefe its next president and CEO, effective September 21. OKeefe succeeds Neal Shapiro, who becomes president emeritus and will retire at the end of the year after nearly two decades in the role.
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