Turtledove Clemens

Turtledove Clemens is an American privately owned integrated marketing communications agency based in Portland, Oregon. The company has produced work for Oregon for Kennedy (1960),[1] Oregon State Health Division (1987)[2] and Oil Can Henry's. Founded by Earl Heims in 1942, it is one of the oldest currently operating advertising agencies in Oregon.

Turtledove Clemens
Private
IndustryIntegrated marketing communications
FoundedPortland, Oregon,
United States (1942 (1942))
FounderEarl Heims
Headquarters,
U.S.
Key people
Jay Clemens (CEO/President)
Stuart Samuelson (Vice President)
Websitewww.turtledove.com

The agency provides local and regional clients with advertising, interactive, media buying, graphic design, and public relations services.

The agency's offices are in the historic Jefferson Station building.

Timeline

  • 1942: Earl Heims & Associates founded
  • 1959: Produced campaign featuring appearance by Playboy Playmate Lisa Winters for opening of Nudelman's University Shop in Downtown Portland
  • 1960: Handled advertising for John F. Kennedy's presidential campaign in Oregon[3]
  • 1962: Harry Turtledove joins agency as a partner; the agency is renamed Heims & Turtledove
  • 1969: Produced child abuse campaign for the State of Oregon; a poster produced as part of the campaign was later placed in the Smithsonian collection
  • 1972: Jay Clemens joins agency
  • 1977: Clemens becomes a partner and the agency is renamed Turtledove Clemens
  • 1986: Produced Oregon Health Division AIDS awareness campaign
  • 1992: Acquired majority interest in Seattle agency Ballard Bratsberg
  • 2007: Moved into current offices in Jefferson Station building
  • 2008: "Visiting Friends & Relatives" campaign produced by Turtledove Clemens for Clackamas County Tourism & Cultural Affairs[4] wins Gold Advertising Research Foundation (ARF) David Ogilvy Research Award[5][6]

Associations

Turtledove Clemens also owns and operates Ballard Bratsberg,[7] a full-service agency in Seattle.

The agency is a member of ICOM,[8] one of the world's largest networks of independent advertising agencies.

References

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