Articulon News and Announcements
Articulon Retained By Two New Clients
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Articulon, a full-service communication firm based in Raleigh, North Carolina, announced today two new account wins within the Professional Services practice group. The accounts will be managed based on the firm’s proven expertise in media relations, social media and website development.
New business wins are:
- North Raleigh Law Group—North Raleigh Law Group serves as a “one-stop-shop” for all business legal needs: Entity Formation and Incorporating (LLCs & Corporations), Dispute Resolution, Lawsuits and Litigation, Business Divorce, Non-Compete Agreements, Collections, and many other legal services. A complete website redesign is underway for this law firm serving the Triangle for more than 25 years.
- CAI—With locations in Raleigh and Greensboro, CAI is a membership-driven organization that helps North Carolina employers maximize employee engagement and minimize employer liability through human resources and management advice, training, news, survey data, public policy advocacy and consulting services. Articulon has already begun a media relations campaign.
“From law firm marketing to a full-scale campaign for a member-driven HR organization, the Articulon team is focused on strategic success for each client,” says Cindy Stranad, owner and CMO.
Triangle Residents Recycle Nearly 30,000 Pounds of Materials
Hundreds of Triangle residents participated in the document shredding and electronics recycling event on October 17 held at Coastal Federal Credit Union. More than 20,000 pounds of documents and nearly 9,000 pounds of electronics were collected, securely destroyed and recycled. The free event was put on by the Better Business Bureau of Eastern North Carolina.
“Identity theft remains a pertinent problem today. Events like this one go a long way in keeping an individual’s sensitive information out of the wrong hands,” said Steve Fromme, president and CEO of Better Business Bureau serving Eastern North Carolina. “BBB is proud to be able to provide consumers the opportunity to shred personal documents and destroy retired electronic devices in a safe and environmentally friendly way.”
Coastal Federal Credit Union served as location sponsors, promoting the importance of identity protection and security in the community. Free document shredding services were provided by PROSHRED® Security and A Shred Ahead®. Local recycler, GEEP, collected all electronics for secure and eco-friendly destruction.
To date, the “Secure Your ID” Day events have safely destroyed more than 390,000 pounds of sensitive documents and nearly 100,000 pounds of electronics. The event is held in the spring and fall each year. For more information, visit bbbshred.org.
The next BBB Secure Your ID Day shredding and electronics recycling event is planned for April 2016. Bookmark bbbshred.org to stay informed of future events.
About BBB serving Eastern North Carolina:
Better Business Bureau serving Eastern North Carolina is a 501(c)(6) not-for-profit corporation serving 33 counties in eastern North Carolina. The organization is funded primarily by BBB Accredited Business fees from more than 3,500 local businesses and professional firms. BBB promotes integrity, consumer confidence and business ethics through business self-regulation in the local marketplace. Services provided by BBB include reports on companies and charitable organizations, general monitoring of advertising in the marketplace, consumer/business education programs and dispute resolution services. All services are provided at no cost to the public, with the occasional exception of mediation and arbitration. Visit bbb.org.
Articulon Recognized at Sir Walter Raleigh Awards
Raleigh marketing and brand communication firm Articulon received two Sir Walter Raleigh awards from the Raleigh Public Relations Society (RPRS). The agency was recognized during the annual Sir Walter Raleigh Awards banquet on September 23 for its work on behalf of the International Festival of Raleigh and Sig Hutchinson for Wake County Commissioner. Articulon won silver for the entry: Digital Video Campaign Helps Sig Hutchinson Win County Commissioner Election. The agency also received an Honorable Mention for Total Campaigns: International Festival.
“We are very excited to be honored with two Sir Walter Raleigh awards for our work that showcases the gold-standard efforts of our clients and the Articulon team,” says Cindy Stranad, owner. “It’s a tremendous honor to stand amongst our peers and represent public relations in Raleigh.”
The Sir Walter Raleigh Awards competition is an annual showcase of exemplary work by public relations and communication professionals throughout North Carolina.
CorePower Yoga Enters NC Market
CorePower Yoga is entering the North Carolina market in November 2015 with their inaugural location in Raleigh’s Cameron Village shopping center on the corner of Woodburn Road and Cameron Street. This will be the first of five locations to be opened within the next few years, according to the franchisee.
“With the recent and continued growth of the Triangle area, health-centric culture, and friendly business community, entering the North Carolina market was a natural next step in our brand’s expansion,” said New Market Opening Manager Jessica Sharpe. “We’re excited to join the Raleigh community as well as become a part of our future students’ healthy lifestyles.”
The Raleigh location will be open seven days a week with classes offered throughout the day, beginning at 6 a.m. and ending at 10 p.m. The studio space is approximately 5,500 square feet will be equipped with two large studios and a men and women’s locker room. It will offer four varieties of classes, including CorePower 1, CorePower 2, Hot Power Fusion, and Yoga Sculpt.
CorePower classes are a formatted style of yoga, offering consistency and a great workout with every teacher and every studio. The consistency also offers accessibility; whether you are a seasoned yoga practitioner or a brand-new yoga student, the community environment sets up students for success.
The first CorePower Yoga location opened its doors in 2002 in Denver, C.O. Since then, they have opened over 100 studios nationwide, making yoga accessible to all through consistent class formatting and a unique style of power yoga.
The location opening in November 2015 located in Cameron Village Shopping Center, at 435 Woodburn Rd, Suite A0168 in Raleigh, N.C. 27605.
For the CorePower Yoga website: visit www.CorePower.com. Like CorePower Yoga Raleigh’s Facebook page to learn more about the opening and pre-opening deals.
Class Descriptions:
- CorePower 1 and CorePower 2: CPY’s proprietary heated Power Vinyasa classes incorporate a flow of sequenced poses that focus on building and engaging core strength to eventually support students in more advanced postures.
- Hot Power Fusion: Hot Power Fusion combines the meditative and detoxifying qualities of Hot Yoga with the intensity of Power Yoga. Classes focus on opening the shoulders, hips and spine as well as strengthening core and upper body.
- Yoga Sculpt: With Yoga Sculpt, the CorePower 2 class is amped up with free weights and set to music, creating resistance and a high-energy class. Every major muscle group is worked with intensified poses.