Evolving from Production Company to Agency with Alan Nay

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Recorded29 Mar 2022

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This week we interview Alan Nay of the Seattle powerhouse World Famous. World Famous works as a full-service agency with Nike, Wendy's, T-Mobile, Microsoft - you name it. But! World Famous started out as a production company - just like you. Today, we talk to World Famous founder Alan Nay about the choice to go from production company to agency. What's worked, what's been tougher than expected, and how in the heck you deal with your current agency clients when you've decided to become an agency!If you've ever thought you might like to take your production company to the next level, Alan has some great insight for you about this big move.

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