And the Emmy goes to . . .
Miller Public Relations worked with the team of Brainstorm Media and Triumph Communications to develop a television ad for Franklin County Children's Services in Columbus Ohio. The challenge was to increase the number of adoption inquires for African American children from African American individuals and families. Miller Public Relations created the concept for the ad, "What Would You Give." You know that line that celebrities give when they have been nominated for a major award . . . you know when they say that they're "just thrilled to be nominated." Well, we're just thrilled that we Won!!!
Another year with workforce development . . .
Miller Public Relations is pleased to have been selected to work with the Central Ohio Workforce Investment Corporation/JOBLeaders for the third year in a row. Our first two years were spent building brand identity and support. We managed several successful events, built relationships with the media, created an electronic ad, scheduled talk show appearances and landed a five-page spread for the organization in the prestigious Columbus CEO magazine. Year three will focus our efforts on marketing and advertising.
Getting it together . . .
The Greater Warren-Youngstown Urban League has retained the services of Miller Public Relations to help the newly merged areas optimize their resources and stabilize their operations. Miller Public Relations is providing strategic planning, organizational restructuring and communications support. The lead staff for this project is Marty Miller and Stephanie Barnett.
Miller Public Relations worked with the team of Brainstorm Media and Triumph Communications to develop a television ad for Franklin County Children's Services in Columbus Ohio. The challenge was to increase the number of adoption inquires for African American children from African American individuals and families. Miller Public Relations created the concept for the ad, "What Would You Give." You know that line that celebrities give when they have been nominated for a major award . . . you know when they say that they're "just thrilled to be nominated." Well, we're just thrilled that we Won!!!
Miller Public Relations is pleased to have been selected to work with the Central Ohio Workforce Investment Corporation/JOBLeaders for the third year in a row. Our first two years were spent building brand identity and support. We managed several successful events, built relationships with the media, created an electronic ad, scheduled talk show appearances and landed a five-page spread for the organization in the prestigious Columbus CEO magazine. Year three will focus our efforts on marketing and advertising.
Getting it together . . .
The Greater Warren-Youngstown Urban League has retained the services of Miller Public Relations to help the newly merged areas optimize their resources and stabilize their operations. Miller Public Relations is providing strategic planning, organizational restructuring and communications support. The lead staff for this project is Marty Miller and Stephanie Barnett.