Oct 26 2009: NAMC Wins SDialogue S Contest
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Jericho, NY – Oct. 26, 2009: Linda Juergens, Executive Director at NAMC, said “There is no way to underestimate how crucial a sustainability strategy is for organizations, particularly non-profits which are facing increasing challenges in the current economic environment. The NAMC is thrilled to have this opportunity to work with a firm like SDialogue to accomplish our mission of supporting care giving work.” SDialogue had promoted the contest and voting process through various social media platforms, advertising and the press. The contest began with 40 entrants, describing why their organizations were worthy of such services and how winning could benefit them. The winner was selected through a community vote at an online SDialogue contest page, after SDialogue narrowed the field to five finalists. The contest ended NAMC clearly taking the lead. Beth Bengtson, partner at SDialogue, said “We’re thrilled with the level of participation and the quality of the entrants. While we felt that all of the finalists were great organizations and worthy of our services, the community spoke and chose NAMC. We look forward to the opportunity of working with them and furthering their cause.” About SDialogue: SDialogue is an award-winning, full-service sustainability strategy & communications firm. Founded in 2003, well before the recent green marketing craze brought everyone on the bandwagon, SDialogue has helped clients that have included Ben & Jerry’s, National Geographic, Working Assets and Yale University, among dozens of others. www.sDialogue.com
About NAMC: The National Association of Mothers’ Centers recognizes the challenges, realities and value of mothering and advocates for support of care giving work. Since 1975 their community-building model has laid the foundation for hundreds of programs in local centers, in libraries and in the workplace. These programs offer mothers, fathers and other caregivers a sense of camaraderie, peer support, empathy, information, and resources. http://www.motherscenter.org/
Perry Goldschein
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