![*Agency news
Coming to Toronto from the UK. Dare Toronto will be a digitally focused agency, with the (what some might perceive) benefit of being under the Cossette Inc. umbrella. This means of course that they have the opportunity to inherit some of Cossette’s larger clients i.e. Coco-Cola
Vice-Chair at v7 (Vision 7) Brett Marchand wants dare to be a part of a larger global plan in terms of expansion. For the time being though, while the agency continues to establish itself in the North American market, Dare is trying to prove itself as an agency that “by its name and the fact that it’s new, [is] more for challenger brands looking to take bigger risks,” says Marchand.
I’m personally very excited about Dare launching in Toronto. It will be interested to see the work they come up with, and if they can make that leap into the U.S., Asia, etc. In the meantime, I think that those interested in internships and jobs would contact them (do that here) and see if anything is available.](http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lz6prgiCjk1qzs0iro1_500.png)
*Agency news
Coming to Toronto from the UK. Dare Toronto will be a digitally focused agency, with the (what some might perceive) benefit of being under the Cossette Inc. umbrella. This means of course that they have the opportunity to inherit some of Cossette’s larger clients i.e. Coco-Cola
Vice-Chair at v7 (Vision 7) Brett Marchand wants dare to be a part of a larger global plan in terms of expansion. For the time being though, while the agency continues to establish itself in the North American market, Dare is trying to prove itself as an agency that “by its name and the fact that it’s new, [is] more for challenger brands looking to take bigger risks,” says Marchand.
I’m personally very excited about Dare launching in Toronto. It will be interested to see the work they come up with, and if they can make that leap into the U.S., Asia, etc. In the meantime, I think that those interested in internships and jobs would contact them (do that here) and see if anything is available.
