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Anthony Marsh

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Chairman / Creative Director

Tony Marsh is a 30-year veteran of political media consulting and advertising. He worked as a senior campaign strategist and/or advertiser on the campaigns of nearly 300 Republican candidates.

Last Updated on Tuesday, 10 March 2009 20:44 Read more...
 

Lance Copsey

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Lance Copsey brings varied experience at the national and international levels of communication strategies and political consulting to Marsh Copsey + Associates. Mr. Copsey has served as the chief strategist and media consultant on more than 40 communication campaigns over the past 20 years. In that capacity he's won numerous awards, including the prestigious Telly Award for distinction in television advertising and production.
Last Updated on Monday, 13 April 2009 14:48 Read more...
 

Gil Humphreys

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Chief Financial Officer

Gil Humphreys is the Chief Financial Officer of MCA.

Mr. Humphreys brings experience in organizational marketing, accounting and finance to the firm.

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Katie Durski

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Lead Editor

Katie Durski currently is the lead video editor at Marsh Copsey + Associates.

Last Updated on Tuesday, 14 September 2010 20:40 Read more...
 


Client Case Study

George Pataki - New York Governor
Media Consultants

As a little known State Senator from Peekskill, George Pataki was given almost no chance of winning the Republican nomination for Governor, much less defeating such a formidable national figure as Mario Cuomo.

George Pataki

.......MCA designed a media campaign that focused on four distinct themes. First, we defined George Pataki as someone with the courage to stand up to the leaders of his own party and to vote against higher taxes. Second, we defined Mario Cuomo as too liberal on issues such as taxes, government spending, crime and the death penalty. Third, we reinforced the fact most New Yorker's already knew -- Mario Cuomo had been in office for too long. And we closed by defining Cuomo as a politician more concerned with politics instead of governing. An experienced campaigner, Cuomo refused to give up easily. His responses were strong and rapid.

Perhaps the most important element to Pataki's success was our ability to produce and air response ads within 24 hours of the attack. In the final phase of the campaign, Cuomo was able to play one of his strongest cards -- the Republican Mayor of New York City. As a result of Mayor Giuliani's endorsement, Pataki dropped 23 points.

To counter, MCA produced an ad that defined the Giuliani endorsement as the cynical political deal it was. Our closing ad put the focus back on Cuomo and allowed Pataki to emerge the victor in what many describe as the best-run campaign of 1994.