Omnicom Media joins two giants and creates new global agency in 40 markets
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Omnicom Media joins two giants and creates new global agency in 40 markets

SAPO Notícias31 August 2026 at 11:25

Omnicom Media has just launched a new global social media agency. This new agency was named Hearts United and results from the integration of two existing networks: Hearts & Science and Mediahub.

With this launch, Hearts United will now operate in 40 different markets, which represents a significant expansion of Omnicom Media's worldwide presence. This joining of forces allows the company to create a more robust and unified structure in the media sector.

Financially, the new agency is expected to represent approximately 9.1 billion dollars in billing during the year of 2025. This value reflects the size and importance that Hearts United will have in the global advertising and media landscape.

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