"Talk To Chuck" Campaign
On December 1, 2004, Euro RSCG New York announced it was chosen by Charles Schwab as its full-service advertising agency.
Starting in 2005, Charles Schwab launched a series of television ads. In a Slate magazine review, Ben Stuart, VP of Brand Strategy and Advertising for Schwab, said the cartoons force the viewer to focus on what he hears. The TV ads were produced by Euro RSCG and directed/animated by Bob Sabiston's Flat Black Films.
"Talk to Chuck" ads are also seen in print media, online, billboards, and visible in branch offices.
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