This statement and tenet, which remained as a staple of the agency, explains how every component of communications should work together seamlessly, like cogwheels.

Within the first decade of business, anchored by a client roster including Andersen Windows, Land O’Lakes and Northwestern National Bank - Ray Mithun, at the age of 34, was named president and billings had grown to $2.7 million by 1943.

One of the ad campaigns that propelled the company was the "Land of Sky Blue Waters" television spot for Hamm's beer.

[6] From 1965 to 1967, Campbell Mithun worked with puppeteer Jim Henson on campaigns for La Choy canned chow mein and Wilson's Certified Meats.

[6] In 1985, Campbell Mithun helped client Dairy Queen conceptualize and produce the DQ Blizzard Flavored Treat.

[1] The merger paves the way for the iconic Corona beer campaign featuring Gulf Coast beaches.

[6] In 1992, Campbell-Mithun-Esty announced the merger of CME and London-based KHBB to form a new international advertising agency network.

[3] In 2006, The Lucky 13 Internship program was created to honor Ray Mithun's sentiment of courage, perspective, and opportunity.

William (Bill) Dunlap, former CEO passed at age 83 In 2010, Campbell Mithun merged with MRM Worldwide and named its first female president, Rachael Marret.

[15] Carter formerly worked at BBDO New York and created two of the One Show's Top Ten campaigns of the decade: BMW Films and HBO Voyeur.

CEO Rob Buchner and CCO David Carter, together with other staff members, were fired due to their inability to competitively position the agency in the digital age, win new creative business, and for losing multiple, major, historic accounts including Land O'Lakes and Toro.