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Compare LPi Communications vs Wildfire Experiential and Events

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LPi Communications

Multi-Channel Outreach Website

LPi Communications is a strategic marketing and communications agency based in Calgary, Canada. Founded in 1990, the agency serves clients across Canada and the United States. It has worked with major brands such as Coca-Cola, Old Dutch, Mondelez International, and Kraft Foods.

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Wildfire Experiential and Events Agency logo

Wildfire Experiential and Events

Branding & Design Website

Wildfire Experiential and Events is a Vancouver-based experiential marketing agency specializing in creating brand experiences. Founded in 2007, the agency focuses on strategy, planning, production, and execution of events and campaigns. They serve clients in the automotive industry and other B2C sectors.

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Feature Comparison

Attribute LPi Communications Wildfire Experiential and Events
Category Multi-Channel Outreach Branding & Design
Rating - -
Location Calgary, AB, Canada Vancouver, BC, Canada
Services
  • Shopper Marketing
  • Experiential Marketing
  • Shopper Marketing
  • Experiential Marketing
Industries
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Automotive
Pros
  • Works with major global brands like Coca-Cola and Kraft Foods
  • Established in 1990 with a team of 50-100 professionals
  • Nimble and reliable with a commitment to generating serious results
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