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4 Hartford Business Journal • April 18, 2016 www.HartfordBusiness.com w w w. H a r t f o r d B u s i n e s s . c o m (860) 236-9998 E D I T O R I A L Greg Bordonaro Editor, ext. 139 gbordonaro@HartfordBusiness.com Gregory Seay News Editor, ext. 144 gseay@HartfordBusiness.com Matt Pilon News Editor, ext. 143 mpilon@HartfordBusiness.com John Stearns Staff Writer, ext. 145 jstearns@HartfordBusiness.com Keith Griffin Digital Producer/Reporter, ext. 127 kgriffin@HartfordBusiness.com Stephanie Meagher Research Director Heide Martin Research Assistant B U S I N E S S Joe Zwiebel President and Publisher, ext. 132 jzwiebel@HartfordBusiness.com Donna Collins Associate Publisher, ext. 121 dcollins@HartfordBusiness.com Jessica Baker Office Manager, ext. 122 jbaker@HartfordBusiness.com Kristine Donahue Administrative Coordinator, Ext. 137 kdonahue@hartfordbusiness.com Amy Orsini Events Manager, ext. 134 aorsini@HartfordBusiness.com Christian J. 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Creative campaigns Experiential campaigns are right up OOHA Wilkins' alley. They can be anywhere, not just on billboards, Turosz said, including on a beach, road, boat, college campus or in the sky. OOHA Wilkins largely does traditional out- of-home advertising, "but … with the right cli- ent, if they're open to it, we like to propose an experiential idea … ," she said. "We get a lot of requests and get creative and try to find something that makes sense for the particular brand that we're working on," she said. "It's really a client that's willing to take a risk to do something to stand out and has the time and the budget to execute. But not all of our experi- ential executions need a huge budget. We've done some cool things with smaller budgets, but still got quite a bit of social media attention." OOHA Wilkins has 45 employees around the U.S., about 11 in East Hartford, where it was founded in 1983. 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