Three Little Rock bidders and a Boston digital marketing agency are in the running for the Arkansas Scholarship Lottery’s advertising and marketing work, worth $5 million a year and rising. Arkansas Business reported that, Mangan Holcomb Partners, which has been handling the lottery work for the past 18 months, is back in the hunt, along with two other Little Rock outfits: CJRW and a partnership of Natalie Ghidotti of Ghidotti Communications and Brooke Vines of Vines Media LLC, listed simply as Ghidotti-Vines on the state’s “RFQ Bid Tab.” (RFQ is shorthand for request for qualifications, standard jargon in the bidding process.)
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Joe Kramer
Joe Kramer is a former reporter for AMP. Joe has written for the Log Cabin Democrat in Conway and served as editor for The Echo newspaper at the University of Central Arkansas.
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