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Old School Agency
Marketing & advertising
Founded in 2013
Paris, Île-de-France
oldschoolagency.comOld School Agency
Marketing & advertisingFounded in 2013Paris, Île-de-France
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Old School is an international communications agency based in Paris, France. It is a place for thinkers and problem solvers. We believe that the Big Idea is everything. Regardless of the media, there must be a strong, simple idea at the heart of the communication. And that beautiful craft should never be underestimated. It's what separates us from the everyday and the ordinary. We focus on our st...
Old School is an international communications agency based in Paris, France. It is a place for thinkers and problem solvers. We believe that the Big Idea is everything. Regardless of the media, there must be a strong, simple idea at the heart of the communication. And that beautiful craft should never be underestimated. It's what separates us from the everyday and the ordinary. We focus on our strengths: Solid Strategy. Big Ideas. Entertaining Actions. Smart Deployment.
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Marketing & advertising
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