Brian Van Norman Appointed Publicity Chair
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RALEIGH, N.C. (March 4, 2010)―Articulon (www.articulon.com), a Raleigh-based branding and public relations firm, announces Brian Van Norman as the publicity chair of the 2010
Articulon’s Brian Van Norman Named to Orchestra Board
RALEIGH, N.C. (October 16, 2009)—Articulon (www.articulon.com), a Triangle-based branding and public relations firm, announces today the three-year appointment of Brian Van Norman to the board of directors for The Chamber Orchestra of the Triangle (www.thecot.org).
Van Norman will focus on fundraising and media relations, as well as serve on other board committees. The Chamber Orchestra of the Triangle is one of the finest professional ensembles in the Southeast. Its 2009-2010 season consists of five performances under the leadership of internationally recognized conductor Lorenzo Muti.
“Brian’s passion for music and community involvement makes him a valuable addition to our board,” says David Lindquist, board chair for The Chamber Orchestra of the Triangle. “We look forward to the professional expertise and energy he brings to the organization.”
Articulon Creative Director Joins International Academy of the Visual Arts
RALEIGH, N.C. (July 24, 2008) – Robert Morrow, creative director of Articulon (www.articulon.com), a Raleigh-based brand communication and public relations firm, has been named to the International Academy of the Visual Arts (IAVA). IAVA is an invitation-based organization with membership restricted to professionals from various disciplines of the visual arts.
“I’m honored to be accepted into the International Academy of the Visual Arts,” says Morrow. “This is an excellent group of creative professionals, and I am proud to be among them.”
With more than 28 years of experience, Morrow’s work has been published in Creativity Annual’s international showcase for outstanding work in advertising and graphic design. He has also received multiple awards, and has been recognized by American Graphic Design, Ad Club of New York and the Triangle, and Magazine and Design Production.
Morrow’s client work includes: Audi of America, The American Stock Exchange, the National Kidney Foundation of North Carolina, The Chamber Orchestra of the Triangle and the John Rex Endowment, among others.
About Articulon:
Based in Raleigh, Articulon delivers branded marketing and PR programs that are commercially intelligent and targeted to drive results. With a hands-on approach, every campaign is custom built to meet client objectives based on our commitment to strategy, creativity and responsiveness. Inspired to gain results, Articulon helps clients to break through the abundance of noise with a brand and a focused message that creates a connection to their audience. Articulon works with professional service-based companies with a need to increase visibility and organizations that promote advocacy and cause related health initiatives. Work has been completed for emerging brands and fortune 500 organizations including: Panera Bread, AKC, Defond North America, The Better Business Bureau of Eastern North Carolina, WCPE- TheClassicalStation.org, HumanCentric, Sustainable North Carolina, and Saks Fifth Ave. Visit www.articulon.com or call (919) 232-5008.
About the International Academy of the Visual Arts:
The IAVA is an assembly of leading professionals from various disciplines of the visual arts dedicated to embracing progress and the evolving nature of traditional and interactive media. For more information, visit www.iavisarts.org
Articulon Continues to Raise Awareness for Multiple Sclerosis
Serves as Communication Agency for St. Patty’s Run Green 8K
RALEIGH, N.C. (February 27, 2009) – To support North Carolinians who fight MS, Articulon (www.articulon.com), a Raleigh-based branding and public relations firm, is serving as communication agency and Gold Sponsor for the inaugural St. Patty’s Run Green 8K (www.stpattysrungreen.com). Funds raised at the charity race will support National Multiple Sclerosis Society of Eastern North Carolina programs. The race is Sunday, March 8 in downtown Raleigh. More than 500 runners are expected to attend.
Articulon is managing marketing and public relations including: Web development, advertising and media relations. This builds upon Articulon’s previous work for the National MS Society. In 2008, Articulon supported three events, the Ridgewood Turkey Trot, the Dinner of Champions, and Walk MS providing PR and collateral development.
“The St. Patty’s Run Green 8K is a great way to encourage eco-friendly practices while supporting programs that directly affect and improve the lives of those living with MS in eastern North Carolina,” says Cindy Stranad, Articulon principal. “We’re proud to be a sponsor and to continue this step toward sustainability.”
The St. Patty’s Run Green 8K event will be held on a newly certified course in downtown Raleigh’s Moore Square. As part of the green initiative, race packets will be electronically distributed, and participants will receive a free Amphipod handheld water bottle to reduce cup waste at race water stops.
About Articulon:
Based in Raleigh, Articulon delivers branded marketing and PR programs that are commercially intelligent and targeted to drive results. With a hands-on approach, every campaign is custom built to meet client objectives based on our commitment to creativity and responsiveness. Inspired to gain results, Articulon helps clients to break through the abundance of noise with a brand and a focused message that creates a connection to their audience. Articulon works with professional service-based companies with a need to increase visibility and organizations that promote advocacy and cause related health initiatives. Work has been completed for emerging brands and Fortune 500 organizations including: Panera Bread, AKC, Defond North America, The Better Business Bureau, Helms Mulliss Wicker, and Saks Fifth Ave. Visit www.articulon.com or call (919) 232-5008.
About MS Events:
MS Events is a Triangle nonprofit, dedicated to coordinating bike and foot races that raise funds and awareness for local causes. The organization began as a group of volunteers and continues today as such with nonprofit certification. Currently MS Events raises funds for the National Multiple Sclerosis Society of Eastern North Carolina. This year’s events include: St. Patty’s Run Green 8K, Cup ‘N Cone Tour and the Ridgewood Turkey Trot. For more information, visit www.mseventsnc.org.
About the National Multiple Sclerosis (MS) Society:
The National MS Society helps individuals address the challenges of living with MS through their 50-state network of local chapters. The Society helps people affected by MS by funding cutting-edge research, driving change through advocacy, facilitating professional education, and providing programs and services that help people with MS and their families move their lives forward. Visit www.nationalmssociety.org.
Articulon Sponsors 2008 A Toast to the Triangle
Event Benefits Area Children and Adults with Special Needs
RALEIGH, N.C. (February 8, 2008)-Articulon, a Raleigh-based branding and public relations firm, announces today the company’s sponsorship of the 23rd annual A Toast to the Triangle. The firm is a Silver Circle Sponsor, donating $2,500 to the foundation. This marks Articulon’s fourth year sponsoring the Toast. Proceeds will benefit the Tammy Lynn Memorial Foundation, Inc., which in turn supports the programs and services of The Tammy Lynn Center for Developmental Disabilities. A Toast to the Triangle will be held March 9, 2008 from 5:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. at the N.C. State University McKimmon Center. “The Tammy Lynn Center continues to provide opportunities to individuals so they might maximize their abilities in a loving, nurturing environment – a goal shared by so many Tammy Lynn families,” says Cindy Stranad, a board member and 2008 Toast publicity committee chair. “It is an honor to continue to support the Toast.” Organizers are seeking to raise $200,000 to support Center operations, including educational, residential and family support services for children and adults with special needs. The Center has served this special population for the 38 years. “We are thrilled by Articulon’s donation,” says Mary Freeman, president and CEO of the Tammy Lynn Center for Developmental Disabilities.