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Jane Leung
Jan 20, 2010

FedEx launches search for regional B2B digital agency

HONG KONG - FedEx is believed to be pitching its regional digital B2B account.

FedEx launches search for regional B2B digital agency
According to sources, five agencies are already in the presentation process. Sources close to the review also revealed FedEx is understood to be looking to grow in the small and medium enterprises segment (SMEs) in ten markets across the region.

FedEx was unable to comment upon the release of this news.

FedEx launched a global campaign titled ‘FedEx Delivers to a Changing World’ last October. The courier company is also targeting the SMEs segment heavily with this campaign. 
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