Following months of meetings and deliberations our company hired IGW for the branding of a new product its owner and our biomedical company. Only the 2nd month into the contract the owner proposed that we attach an already known professionals name to our research in an effort to brand.
Additionally, they insisted on us providing the confidential details of the research claiming it would assist them in understanding which direction the campaign should go. This was an attempt to share said research with another scientist who was to claim credit for our findings.
Valuable time and money was spent on their locating this other professional. Both our research and campaign were compromised and thus we terminated the contract with IGW for lack of trust and moral fiber. Hiring them was a grave mistake.
IGW was selected through an interview process on Clutch. Following months of meeting with IGW and deliberating, I decided to move forward with trust and confidence in granting them management of the campaign. Soon after commencement of the campaign, they decided to allocate the budget to seeking a professional that was in my own sector of the exact same expertise and attach my product to this professional's name.
This approach was contrary to what was discussed and agreed upon. Additionally it was offensive. Naturally the contract was severed. They have decided not to return the prorated funds, although in fair judgment they should have, seeing as though they jeopardized the entirety of my campaign. For these reasons, neither myself nor colleagues and friends can recommend them.
Infographic World, Inc. Reviews
Following months of meetings and deliberations our company hired IGW for the branding of a new product its owner and our biomedical company. Only the 2nd month into the contract the owner proposed that we attach an already known professionals name to our research in an effort to brand.
Additionally, they insisted on us providing the confidential details of the research claiming it would assist them in understanding which direction the campaign should go. This was an attempt to share said research with another scientist who was to claim credit for our findings.
Valuable time and money was spent on their locating this other professional. Both our research and campaign were compromised and thus we terminated the contract with IGW for lack of trust and moral fiber. Hiring them was a grave mistake.
IGW was selected through an interview process on Clutch. Following months of meeting with IGW and deliberating, I decided to move forward with trust and confidence in granting them management of the campaign. Soon after commencement of the campaign, they decided to allocate the budget to seeking a professional that was in my own sector of the exact same expertise and attach my product to this professional's name.
This approach was contrary to what was discussed and agreed upon. Additionally it was offensive. Naturally the contract was severed. They have decided not to return the prorated funds, although in fair judgment they should have, seeing as though they jeopardized the entirety of my campaign. For these reasons, neither myself nor colleagues and friends can recommend them.