Dept. of Energy enlists Greenough for EcoCAR
16 Jan 2009 | by Nicole Zerillo
WASHINGTON: The EcoCAR, a US Department of Energy project sponsored by GM and others, hired Greenough Communications as its AOR for the latest competition.
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WASHINGTON: The EcoCAR, a US Department of Energy project sponsored by GM and others, hired Greenough Communications as its AOR for the latest competition.
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