Boston-based Agency Signs The Iacocca Foundation and S.E.VEN
BOSTON, Sept. 24 /PRNewswire/ -- Small Army, the Boston-based marketing and creative services agency, has added finding a cure for diabetes and alleviating world poverty to their scope of work with the addition of The Iacocca Foundation and S.E.VEN.
"As communicators, we welcome the challenge to partner with organizations whose mission is not driven by dollars, but by a commitment to truly make the world a better place", said Jeff Freedman, Small Army co-founder and marketing principal. "The Iacocca Foundation and S.E.VEN are both propelled by unique and intelligent models which will make these relationships even more fruitful."
Small Army will work with the Iacocca Foundation on strategic planning and creative development, culminating with new collateral and marketing materials. Additionally, the agency is launching a separate website where Mr. Iacocca will share his thoughts on leadership and discuss the fight against diabetes, among other topics.
"We're excited at the potential of more quickly reaching our goal through a partnership with Small Army," said Dana Ball, Executive Director of The Iacocca Foundation "Their sincere belief in our mission enhances their impact in helping us more effectively tell our story."
For S.E.VEN - a nonprofit organization committed to using entrepreneurial means to bring an end to global poverty - the agency will undertake a positioning launch including development of a logo and identity.
"The team at Small Army clearly demonstrated an ability to think both strategically and creatively about our mission - that's exactly the support we will need in our work to alter entrenched thinking about global poverty," said Andreas Wilmer, co-director of the S.E.VEN Fund.
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