Chemon Advertising

Chemon Advertising was a large advertising agency based and operated in Ayr, Scotland and now the subsidiary company of Deicken Enterprises responsible for all advertising requirements.

Formation
Formed in 1968 by Harold Cornelius Beauregarde, by 1970, Chemon Advertising had quickly become one of the most important agencies in Scotland due to a lack of large scale competition.

Expansion and Decline
Chemon Advertising grew quickly, gaining lucrative contracts to advertise newly imported American, Chinese and Italian products all over Britain. In 2000, a rival company, Novak Advertising gained several of Chemon's biggest contracts following the Beauregarde Scandal. As a result, the CEO at the time, Talbot Beauregarde (Harold's son) lost his job and was replaced by younger sister, Shelby who has held office since.

Merger
Following Shelby's young takeover as CEO she has made several important decisions. One such decision was making the move to merge the severely damaged Chemon Advertising with Deicken Enterprises. As such, Chemon became a subsidiary company of Deicken and took over all advertising responsibility for all departments of Deicken Enterprises.