Creative
Dexcom
$1 Million Merry & Bright - “Better Together”
The Ohio Lottery
Dexcom
mtllc.com
Cases
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Dexcom "Rant" airs on Super Bowl LV
Dexcom
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Troy-Bilt
marcusthomasllc.com
News
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Mark Moll Joins Marcus Thomas as Executive Creative Director | LBBOnline
Little Black Book, Crispin, Deutsch, Mullen alum will co-lead health and wellness practice
LBB Online, 01/30/2023
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Marcus Thomas provides a one stop shop experience for its clients - Interviews
Stephanie Sumner, SVP of Business Development at Marcus Thomas, gives us insight into the one-stop-shop method they utilize to maximize value for their cli...
Adforum, 01/12/2023
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Marcus Thomas Wins Festival Foods Creative, Media Account 12/14/2022
Cleveland-based agency Marcus Thomas has been awarded AOR duties for Wisconsin supermarket chain Festival Foods. The award followed a review managed by Hasan + Shumaker. The client previously worked Shine United. The remit includes creative and media. Nancy Hill, the former 4A's CEO and now CEO of Marcus Thomas, led the agency's pitch. We're excited to take this leading traditional brand and modernize its marketing, stated Hill. Having data and insights work in real time for them is a differentiator that is going to take Festival Foods to greater heights. The client company was established in 1946 and is still owned by the founding Skogen family.
MediaPost, 12/14/2022
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Why does everybody hate advertising? | Campaign US
People don’t just hate us because we bombard them with intrusive advertising; it’s because we don’t talk about them like they are humans.. From Campaign US
Campaign US, 10/13/2022
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Advertising in a downturn: 4 strategies for budgeting | Ad Age
Here's how to defend spending and benefit from the recovery. By Nancy Hill
Ad Age, 06/30/2022
Clients
| Client | Start Year | End Year |
|---|---|---|
| Reebok | 2022 | Current |
| Drees Homes | 2020 | Current |
| Lucky Brand Jeans | 2022 | Current |
| Cross Country Mortgage | 2022 | Current |
| Ditto | 2022 | Current |
| Festival Foods | 2022 | Current |
| Troy-Bilt | 2006 | Current |
| Dexcom | 2016 | Current |
| Moen | 2019 | Current |
| The Ohio Lottery | 2003 | Current |
About
For brands to thrive today, they have to be more than just relevant or entertaining - they have to be essential. They have to find a way to make people’s lives better. And that starts by understanding that people are not just consumers on a buyer journey. They’re on a human journey that could intersect with your brand. So, the question is, “How can we create value for people on behalf of brands?” Usually, it’s not with ads. We create big, bold business-changing ideas. We create experience, tools and content that people want and need. We form relationships.
People
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Nancy Hill
CEO
Named one of Advertising Age’s 100 Most Influential Women in Advertising History, Nancy has made her mark on agencies like TBWA\Chiat\Day, Goldberg Moser O’Neill, Hill Holliday, BBDO Worldwide, and MullenLowe; the entire industry as president and CEO of the 4A’s; and those preparing to enter the industry as a board member of the Miami Ad School. She has more awards than you can count and even has one given in her name to recognize women who give back to other women, as she has always done. Having been a longtime fan of Marcus Thomas for the talent, quality of work, care for clients and employees, she joined the agency in 2022 to ignite and propel the agency to be the top independent agency to work at and with. -
Stephanie Sumner
senior vice president of business development
Stephanie is a masterful agency matchmaker, especially when you consider that the new business process is so often compared to dating and courtship. Honed at McKinney, she employs her keen listening skills, sincere desire for mutual success, and old-fashioned honesty to build and sustain successful relationships. Clients appreciate her devotion to their needs and wants. Colleagues value her calm demeanor and encouragement to deliver their best work. A celebrator of everyone at Marcus Thomas, she also celebrates amazing women through her podcast, “Quiet Women.”