RRD Marketing Solutions Ranked 7th Largest U.S. Agency in 78th Ad Age Agency Report

R.R. Donnelley & Sons Company (RRD), a leading global provider of marketing and business communications, earned recognition in Ad Age’s 78th Agency Report as one of the top 10 largest advertising and marketing services agencies in the U.S. The 2022 report represents the fourth consecutive year RRD Marketing Solutions is featured on the list.

Produced by Ad Age DataCenter, the industry’s most authoritative source of competitive intel, the Ad Age Agency Report includes rankings of advertising, marketing services, and media agencies based on 2021 revenue.

RRD Marketing Solutions ranked highly across a number of categories, including:

Largest U.S. Agencies From All Disciplines – #7
World’s Largest Agency Companies – #18
World’s Largest Consolidated Agency Networks – #24
Largest U.S. CRM/Direct Marketing Networks – #6
World’s Largest CRM/Direct Marketing Networks – #7
“Earning this recognition for the fourth consecutive year underscores RRD’s dedication to the marketing and communications needs of our clients,” said John Pecaric, Head of Operations at RRD. “This past year we delivered personalized programs to surpass client expectations and provide them truly exceptional results throughout industry challenges. We look forward to outpacing our track record as our capabilities expand and strengthen with each coming year.”

RRD offers the industry’s most trusted portfolio of marketing, packaging, print and supply chain solutions. Currently, RRD clients make up 92% of the Fortune 100, 79% of the Fortune 500 and 67% of the Fortune 1000.
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