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4/10/08  FB Displays & Designs, Inc. forms a strategic alliance!
3/27/08  OtherWisz Creative Corporation Redesigns Website For RPM Entertainment Productions, Inc.
3/16/08  AD EXECS, COLLEGE STUDENTS LAUNCH YOUINTERN.COM – WEB’S FIRST COMMUNITY OF ADVERTISING INTERNSHIP REVIEWS AND POSTINGS

 
4/10/08  FB Displays & Designs, Inc. forms a strategic alliance!   Go to top
  BUFFALO, NEW YORK – April 10, 2008 –FB Displays & Designs, Inc. is pleased to announce a strategic alliance has been formed between FBD2 and J.C. Hogarth de la Plante & Associates. Hogarth (Hoagy) will work as a business development associate for FBD2 while continuing to offer his creative and marketing services to all clients.

“I’m very excited to join the creative team at FBD2,” exclaims Hogarth de la Plante. “To work with their design professionals is a fantastic opportunity and I’m looking forward to creating some innovative display solutions.”

Hoagy began his career in 1975, working in a variety of marketing and creative positions throughout the United States. In 1991 he launched his own advertising agency and since then, has been providing high quality designs and services to businesses in Western New York while building a steady and solid client base.

“The addition of Hoagy’s skill and experience will be a great asset to the company,” comments Francine Brooks, President of FB Displays & Designs. “We are very excited to welcome him to the FBD2 team.”

FB Displays & Designs, Inc., provides full service event marketing solutions, from custom displays employing easy-to-use and modular components, to show literature and design services. The company is a member of the Amherst Chamber of Commerce and the World Trade Center Buffalo Niagara, and the president and founder, Francine Brooks, is a member of the National Association of Women Business Owners and sits on the board of the Center for Entrepreneur Leadership at SUNY and several other advisory boards.
3/27/08  OtherWisz Creative Corporation Redesigns Website For RPM Entertainment Productions, Inc.   Go to top
  BUFFALO, NEW YORK-- Mark Wisz, co-owner of OtherWisz Creative Corporation, an advertising and design firm specializing in identity design and website development, announced today that his firm has designed a new, dynamic website for RPM Entertainment Productions, Inc., a full service special events, design and video production company. The website can be found at www.RPMeventdesign.com.

“The solutions that RPM Entertainment Productions provides for their clients are on such a grand scale-- often filling convention centers-- that the new website needed to project these exciting installations and events,” state Mark Wisz, “By creating several mini-movies to illustrate the various projects, we have created an engaging and lively presentation.”

“By beginning with concept sketches and technical drawings,” Mark added, “the portfolio section of the new RPM website guides the viewer through the design and development process ending with photos and video of the completed events, theatre and television stage sets.”

OtherWisz Creative Corporation is an award winning, comprehensive graphic design and advertising firm, located at 252 Lexington Avenue, Buffalo, New York. With over 20 years experience in graphic design, they specialize in website packages and identity design for local and national companies. Clients include National Traffic Service, Prism Health Networks, Independent Nursing Care, Buffalo Spree Publishing, LPCiminelli, Vintage Canoeworks, Garrett Leather, Kenmore Development, University of Buffalo’s Millard Fillmore College and Literacy Volunteers of Buffalo and Erie County, Inc.

For more information about OtherWisz Creative Corporation, please visit their website at www.OtherWisz.com or telephone at 716-882-3803.
3/16/08  AD EXECS, COLLEGE STUDENTS LAUNCH YOUINTERN.COM – WEB’S FIRST COMMUNITY OF ADVERTISING INTERNSHIP REVIEWS AND POSTINGS   Go to top
  CAMBRIDGE, Mass – Two advertising executives and two undergraduate business students launched YouIntern.com – the web’s first online community of advertising internship reviews, submitted by students, and advertising internship openings, submitted by employers.

After noticing that students lacked a central resource for advertising internship information, and agencies lacked a central channel to connect with students, YouIntern.com’s founders decided to fill this gap with a website that encourages and supports rewarding internship experiences for both students and employers.

“The marketplace of information lacks any substantive content for interns,” said Dan Chaparian, one of YouIntern’s founders. "YouIntern.com was born to give interns the inside track on positions they are considering. We then invite employers to submit their internship opportunities so that every stakeholder feels involved in the process.”

Along with internship reviews and openings, YouIntern.com features “expert advice” from advertising professionals to help guide students toward their career goals. The founders also maintain a blog with stories from the field and from their experience in advertising. Everything builds on YouIntern’s philosophy of “freedom from coffee and copies” that liberates students from the monotony that has become so common with internships.

“YouIntern.com is the only place where students can read the scoop about an internship before deciding to apply. That’s why we link employers and students,” said Anand Chopra-McGowan, another founder. “Advertising is one of the hottest industries for students, and we’re inviting employers to post their open internships right next to these students.”

Internships are necessary for students who wish to build a competitive resume, and with services charging thousands of dollars for internship placement, competition and demand is higher than ever. Business Week recently reported that the National Association of Colleges and Employers noted that 62% of new hires have internship experience, and YouIntern.com’s goal is to ensure that every stakeholder in the internship process has fair and equal access to information.
   
 

 

 

   
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