The phrase "agency relations" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the interactions and communications between different agencies or organizations. Example: The success of the project was due to the effective management of agency relations between the government and non-governmental organizations.
For that reason, we propose an extended workflow loop model that distinguishes between customer relations and agency relations.
Salz Consulting sponsors training seminars in agency relations and advertising development for marketers like American Express, Clorox and Compaq.
Whereas current LAP approaches do not take agency relations explicitly into account, the extended workflow loop model allows us to analyze the effects of delegation on communicative processes.
■ Geoff Renaud is opening Renaud Partners, New York and Detroit, an agency search consultancy, with his brother, Tom Renaud, who will be head of agency relations.
Salz Consulting sponsors training seminars in agency relations and advertising development for marketers including American Express, Clorox, General Motors and the Kraft division of Philip Morris.
Salz Consulting sponsors training seminars in agency relations and advertising development for marketers like the Clorox Company and the I.B.M. Corporation.
THE latest results from a closely followed annual survey of advertiser-agency relations would most likely give pause to even the most persistent Pollyanna.
The culture of defensiveness did little to aid inter-agency relations when assessing the risk that Peter was facing, particularly during his brief removal from his mother.
We employed a qualitative research design to understand critical gaps in inter-agency relations that aggravated past drinking water and health incidents and from these identified determinants of effective relationships.
Ms. Salz said she did not believe that the continuing turmoil in agency account assignments, as marketers frenetically hire and fire shops, contributed to the souring of client-agency relations.
In reviewing the results of the 2003 Salz Survey of Advertiser-Agency Relations, as the Salz study is formally titled, Ms. Salz said the principal difference was that "last year, agencies were feeling the effects of the economy more than advertisers, but now, the advertisers have caught up -- or 'caught down' -- to the agencies".
