
Once again Concussion has maintained its distinction as Fort Worth’s largest advertising & PR firm –– topping the list of Tarrant County agencies in the June 28th edition of the Fort Worth Business Press. With 45 full-time professionals and $25 million in annual capitalized billings, the big orange grenade also ranks highly among all agencies in the Dallas-Fort Worth region. “Our size is a relevant indicator of our range of services, depth of talent and success creating results for our clients,” said Allen Wallach, partner. Regardless of size, Wallach says there’s still room to grow. “We’re always on the lookout for top new talent.”

Our chief creative officer, Andrew Yanez, is a car enthusiast. More importantly, he is a Porsche enthusiast. It is a passion of his that goes back many years and as it turns out he is quite a visionary.
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Concussion’s rebrand of Shooting Star Casino in Mahnomen, MN, was named one of the world’s most effective rebrands in the sixth annual REBRAND 100® Global Awards. REBRAND 100 is the highest recognition for excellence in brand repositioning, and the organization is the first and only global, juried program of its kind.
Click HERE to view the before and after.

We’ve just released ChoctawCasinos.com, a new Web site that reflects the new Choctaw Casino Resort brand we developed (surely you’ve seen the new brand all over DFW). This new site hosts information for all seven of the Choctaw Casino properties and presents up-to-date information for everything from restaurant menus to concert dates. The new site also allows guests to book hotel rooms and purchase event tickets.
All in all, it’s one of the final components to a truly integrated campaign for the Choctaw Casinos.

To paraphrase the major daily, Concussion cleaned up with 82 Addys at this year’s AAF-Fort Worth Advertising Awards held Saturday, February 27th. The Fort Worth Star-Telegram added that “Concussion walked off with most of the hardware” –– an understatement given that one-third of all 231 awards given went to agents orange –– plus a Special Judges Award for its More Than a Bowl Game campaign created for the ESPN Armed Forces Bowl. “All in all it was a good night for our firm and our clients,” said CEO Allen Wallach. “We rocked the awards show, then tore up the after-party to boot.”
To read the Fort Worth Star-Telegram article, click HERE.