League added that the company, which this spring joined Publicis Groupe, the third largest communications group in the world, is committed to operating in the county and bringing additional head-of-household jobs.
Level now operates as Level, a Rosetta Co., after being acquired last year by Rosetta, one of the nation’s top interactive advertising agencies. Rosetta, along with Level, later joined Publicis Groupe as an autonomous, independent brand.
“(They) will be a broad range of creative, technical and more on the program and project management sides,” she said of the new positions.
League said the ability to attract talent is one reason why the company is based in San Luis Obispo.
San Luis Obispo County Supervisor Adam Hill said the commitment of Level to expand locally falls in line with the county’s economic strategy of retaining and attracting new businesses to the area, businesses that bring high-paying jobs.
The Economic Vitality Corp. of San Luis Obispo County has been managing the county’s first economic strategy project, designed to provide opportunities to improve and strengthen the local economy. Hill is co-chairman on the project with Supervisor Frank Mecham.