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20 Days... 38,000 Miles!26MAY08With cameras and equipment in tow, Greg Marten, head of the Silver Oaks Video Department, and his entourage
recently had the opportunity to travel around the globe, documenting Alcoa facilities actively making use of the
Alcoa Business Systems (ABS). Alcoa has been a valued client of Silver Oaks for many years, entrusting our team with
comprehensive projects, including productions like this one, which uses animation techniques in combination with high-definition
video to create a dynamic communications presentation for their employees. MUSE226MAY08Silver Oaks has received a 2008 MUSE Award for development of the John Deere StarFireTM GPS
Interactive Kiosk exhibit located at the Museum of Science and Industry, Chicago. It is the second
MUSE Award we have received in the past three years, and an honorable achievement considering only a
handful are awarded for select categories each year. The international MUSE awards competition is sponsored by
the Media and Technology Standing Professional Committee of the American Association of Museums to recognize
outstanding achievements in museum media. Gold Rush26MAY08Recently, Silver Oaks joined other industry locals vying for a touted gold nugget at the 2008 ADDY Awards, hosted
by the Quad Cities Advertising Federation on February 16th at Stoney Creek Inn, Moline. The competition was fierce as
the northwoods themed event progressed through the evening, but in the end, we walked away with four first-place recognitions—more
than any other group that had entered. Satellite Farming Indoors26MAY08Down the hall there’s a U-505 submarine. A coal mine is located upstairs. And just around the corner is the world’s largest pinball machine.
The Museum of Science and Industry in Chicago is also home to the Farm Tech exhibit and Silver Oaks’ latest award-winning museum project -
an educational kiosk programmed to showcase the John Deere StarFireTMGPS system. Listening In26MAY08Our answer to one reader's request for some basic non-profit marketing strategies. I read your article “The Swing of Things” in the last issue regarding your support of Birdies for Charity and the John Deere Classic. After helping to promote this event for so many years, what advice would you give to other non-profits looking to increase their marketing potential? |
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