The agency will support the minority-owned and operated company in a variety of areas including creative strategy and brand partnerships.
, in identifying and creating opportunities in a variety of areas. Among them are creative strategy and brand partnerships.
“We know our clients and future advertisers share our mission for equality and diversity and want new and big ideas to reach underserved minority audiences,” said CEO, principal owner and board member of Equalpride Mark Berryhill in a statement. “With CAA being the best, largest and in our view, most visionary and committed representative, we are thrilled to begin our work together to drive more opportunities across the advertisement and entertainment landscapes.
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