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UNESCO Jakarta
Create and deliver a social campaign for a regional peacebuilding initiative using arts, culture, and sport across Southeast Asia.
International eligibility and a defined campaign scope make it relevant to remote social, strategy, and content teams.
City of San Antonio · Carver Cultural Center
Ongoing creative design for brochures, playbills, posters, invitations, banners, social graphics, and other campaign assets across performance seasons.
A focused production-design brief with repeatable deliverables can suit a compact design studio with arts and culture work in its portfolio.
City of Milwaukee
An on-call marketing services contract supporting the City of Milwaukee’s public health communications through a formal digital procurement process.
Public health work can create recurring campaign scope rather than a one-off deliverable, making this relevant to established communications teams.
Cattaraugus County
Capture autumn tourism experiences, scenic landscapes, and seasonal activities for destination marketing in Western New York.
A concise brief, transparent budget, digital submission, and portfolio-led evaluation make the application burden relatively low.
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Compare the contract value with the cost of strategy, creative, media, reporting, and proposal preparation. Treat undisclosed budgets as higher-risk until the buyer answers written questions.
Look for evaluation weighting. Opportunities that score methodology, creative quality, and relevant experience can favor specialist agencies over the lowest bidder.
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No. The list can include public agencies, nonprofits, universities, foundations, and international organizations when the opportunity is publicly available.
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