Good News Thread

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This is an open thread for all Boston agencies, creatives and professionals to share good news about clients, their shops or themselves.

So? What's good?

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At Fort Franklin, we're finishing up all the winter stuff for Stowe Mountain Resort. They open for the season November 20. "Working" remotely will commence shortly thereafter.

Also, Danversbank continues to let us do great work and debunk pretty much every stereotype about banks.

On a personal note, I made a Hawaiian pizza using SPAM instead of ham and it was delicious.

I've seen enough Anthony Bordan to know using SPAM is the only way Hawaiians enjoy their pizza. Well played, Nick.

Nick - Awesome to hear what you guys are cranking on. Would someone send us any new work? We'd love to see it. We like to share.

Then send us some pizza, please.

Here at Davis Advertising, I had a *lot* of fun producing this latest round of TV and radio for Webster First Federal Credit Union recently. Been writing a lot lately, that's less fun to watch.

-D

http://otitis-media.net/blog/?p=12

Lots of good news here at Small Army. Aside from raising more than $150k to fight cancer (Be Bold, Be Bald! - http://beboldbebald.org), we've been working on some great brand campaigns for clients. Our "Let's Go Design" campaign for SolidWorks (http://letsgodesign.tv) has not only created great business results, but also the "ultimate work environment" for engineers. We've also had some recent new business wins with campaigns in the works (we will be sure to notify the Boston Egotist when they are launched). And, with wins, we've added some great people to the staff including our most recent superstar hire, Katlin Maud (the former social media guru at the Ad Club).

On a personal note, I generally stay away from Hawaiian pizza, but I did find a great sushi restaurant near my house (Apqujung - tough to spell, but great to eat...)

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