| Name | Title | Contact Details |
|---|---|---|
Kathleen Rowley |
Chief Human Resources Officer | Profile |
Williams Lea Tag is a global the leading provider of Marketing and Communications Services.
We have been in business since 2001. Based in Indianapolis, Indiana we actively support the online needs of over 2,600 clients in various industries. We began as a website design & hosting company. As the internet continued to become more sophisticated and our clients` needs grew, we expanded our services to website development, graphic design, marketing, social media and search engine optimization. We developed our design process to help our clients understand the complex nuances of websites. Clients who are developing a website with us are assigned a personal web designer who will help them set up their website. Our step-by-step process also helps our clients make informed decisions without being overwhelmed. The end result is a user friendly and professional website.
Q.Digital is the trusted voice in the LGBTQ community reaching more than 7.5 million visitors per month (per Google analytics). Q.Digital connects brands to the LGBTQ community through its various properties—Queerty, the news and entertainment site; GayCities, the travel site covering 224 cities worldwide; and LGBTQ Nation, America`s most followed LBGTQ news source. Q.Digital is an indispensable resource for individuals seeking inspiration for their life`s experiences. Q.Digital enables major brands such as HBO, Lexus, and Stoli to connect with this audience on a personal and credible level through custom branded content, video, live events and promotions .
INNOCEAN Worldwide is an award-winning agency with over 1,300 employees in 20 offices, across 16 countries. The Toronto office launched in 2010, and has grown rapidly from a handful of employees to an integrated full service agency with in house media planning and buying. In April 2016 the agency opened it`s first office in Montreal, and in June 2016 the Toronto office will move to larger redesigned space along King St. West.