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2015 Ad Age National Small Agency of the Year

Tombras is a 160+ employee, full-service agency with a digital mindset. Founded in 1946, Tombras is a 3rd generation, family owned agency. We are one of the top 25 independent agencies in North America. Our clients are national and global. Adweek has recognized our creativity multiple times on their top-10 list. We are united by a philosophy that manifests itself through our work: connecting data and creativity for business results.

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630 South Concord Street, Knoxville, TN, United States, 37919

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