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Case Studies

MEDIA CAMPAIGN: Maine Children's Home for Little Wanderers Christmas Program
December 18, 2012

Each year, the Christmas Program at The Maine Children's Home distributes boxes of gifts and clothing to approximately 1,600 financially disadvantaged children throughout the state. It is the only program of its kind that provides new toys, books, and games and new, warm clothing to boys and...

EVENT PLANNING & MEDIA RELATIONS: Skowhegan Savings
October 22, 2009

OBJECTIVES — Leverage the 140th anniversary to increase awareness about the bank; spread the word about new progressive, competitive off erings; and illustrate the bank’s strong commitment to community...

MEDIA CAMPAIGN: Cold River Vodka
July 2, 2007

OBJECTIVES — Quickly garner widespread, positive media coverage of Cold River Vodka’s gift to Russian President Vladimir Putin during his visit to Maine and continue positioning Cold River Vodka (CRV) as a premium, small batch, Maine-made vodka...

EVENT PLANNING: Cold River Vodka First Pour
November 5, 2005

OBJECTIVES — Generate interest in Cold River Vodka (CRV) throughout New England in the days before it was to be first shipped to stores; garner coverage of the event on all three southern Maine TV news stations; secure attendance from a minimum of 10 key journalists included on a highly targeted...

MADISON, MAINE: Reinventing a Small Town Economy

SOWING THE SEEDS FOR NEW INDUSTRY
Founded in 1804, the rural town of Madison, Maine thrived through the early 1900s thanks to the operation of several successful mills. In the 1960s and 70s manufacturing activity began to decline across the U.S., and many of these mills closed shop or...

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