Based in Minneapolis with branches worldwide, Fallon is a vertically integrated artistic, media, and development firm. As a corporate model, it trusts in the family. Fallon believes in the individual's integrity and argues that innovation is an unfair benefit, the only legitimate method. It is Publicis's affiliate. Fallon was founded by Patrick Fallon, Tom McElligott, Nancy Rice, Fred Senn, and Irv Fish as Fallon McElligott Rice in 1981. In the Minneapolis Star and Minneapolis Tribune in 1981, it printed a full-page agency manifesto targeting firms who would instead outsmart the market than outspend them. It was a cold call for nationwide advertisement jobs that appeared exclusively in local journals, and a provocative letter pitching scientific thought and a criticism of the industry's dominant tactics. Fallon has various career opportunities according to its calendar. It provides benefits such as personal development, flexible vacations, 401k plan, and more.
