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PRESS RELEASE
Denver, CO
March 4, 2002
12-year-old ad agency, Morey Mahoney, changes name to Morey Evans Advertising
Morey Mahoney Advertising announced today that it is changing the agency's name to Morey
Evans Advertising. The twelve year old advertising agency, with $29 million in capitalized
billings, has for the last three years been managed principally by Glenn Morey, President, and
Tom Evans, Creative Director.
"The name change is a reflection of the contributions Tom has made to our creative product
since joining us in 1998," says Morey. "Our agency has always had an excellent creative
reputation, but Tom brought an exciting level of thinking to the shop based on his
considerable and award-winning experience on national brands."
Evans' work was well known in Denver long before he joined the agency from Minneapolis.
Campaigns he developed for US WEST, Havoline Motor Oil and Toro Lawnmowers, in
particular, aired extensively in the Colorado region.
"Morey Evans is focused on what we call 360° Creativity," says Evans. "We don't believe the
creative work should stop with the advertising idea. We try to completely surround our clients'
marketing opportunities with fresh thinking and comprehensive problem solving. Memorable
advertising is the first step to success, but not the last one."
"In today's market," adds Morey, "an agency has to do extra duty to assure that the
advertising it creates will succeed in the real world. 360° creativity means bringing solutions
to our clients that are as far-reaching as working with them to mold a productive corporate
culture to helping them carve out new positions, unique media strategies and leverageable
brand consistency across their varied offerings."
Of late, the agency has enjoyed new business assignments in what is seen as a relatively
stagnant Denver market. Recent account wins include Ricochet Networks who has hired the
agency to reintroduce the high-speed wireless internet service beginning this spring, and
Qdoba Mexican Grill, a rapidly-growing 70+ unit franchisor of fast casual restaurants.
Morey Evans is also first agency of record for Nick-N-Willy's World Famous Take-N-Bake Pizza,
an emerging take-n-bake franchise concept with sights on national expansion.
Morey and Evans have worked effectively to reach beyond Denver for new business. The
agency has attracted projects and clients from Chicago, San Francisco and Salt Lake City,
including the Salt Lake Tribune for whom it has developed award-winning advertising for over
four years.
Morey Evans Advertising shareholders include Morey, Evans and Julie Morey, Partner/Brand
Strategist. The agency has full-service capabilities in account service, creative, media and
interactive, and represents a broadly varied list of clients that includes Western Union's
Bidpay, Deep Rock Water, Good Times Burgers & Frozen Custard, Metro Brokers, Herman
Miller Workplace Resource, Vehix.com and Pak Mail.
For more information, contact Glenn Morey at 303.296.8011
or email gmorey@moreyevans.com.
© 2006 Morey Evans Advertising
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