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ETHANE

Graphic design and communications. ethane.fr

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Ethane is a communications agency established in 1992 and located in Antony, just south of Paris. Ethane’s team is flexible, responsive and committed to their clients, quickly tackling any graphic design and communications project and taking it from initial design to final output using a variety of tools and formats.
“We’ve been working with clients for nearly 30 years on a wide range of projects, working in partnership with them. We’re very happy to be able to support Women’s Cardiovascular Healthcare Foundation (Agir pour le Cœur des Femmes) and its wonderful initiatives.”
Nathalie Chauvet-Figuière, Ethane founder and president

 

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