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Paul Howell
Jul 8, 2011

Ogilvy PR forms strategic alliance to enter Mongolia market

ULAANBAATAR - Ogilvy PR has signed an exclusive strategic alliance with Mongolian firm Breakthrough PR, giving it unique access to a market it says is poised for dramatic growth in the near term.

Ulaanbaatar - home of Ogilvy PR's latest regional partnership

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