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JohnstonWells Public Relations Begins Work with Wystone's World Teas |
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Friday, 30 July 2010 16:48 |
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JohnstonWells will assist Wystone's World Teas with public relations efforts locally and nationally.
Wystone’s whole leaf teas and products are hand selected across the world to ensure the finest quality – selling only loose leaf teas because of the superior taste and increased health benefits. Most importantly, many of Wystone's products fit within fair trade practice standards.
Check out Wystone's World Teas online or at the Wystone's Tea Cafe located in Belmar.
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Art in the workplace fuels creativity |
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Tuesday, 20 July 2010 15:56 |
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At JohnstonWells Public Relations, we don’t just decorate our walls with colorful, fun art, we actually live within the art. It is our heart and soul.
Our art collection spurs creativity and fresh thinking. It defines who we are and what we care about. It doesn’t lead us to think outside the box – we don’t have a box to start with.
Clients love to come to our offices, and are often inspired to use more color in designing their own offices. Being surrounded by art inspires lively brainstorm sessions and thoughtful, strategic planning meetings. It enhances our ability to deliver the best possible value to our clients.
Now through August 18, 2010, six pieces of art from our collection will be featured at the 14th Annual Corporate Collections Exhibit at Republic Plaza, 370 17th Street, Suite 3800. Find out more here.
In 2009, we received both the Mayor’s Design Award and a Historic Denver Preservation award for our offices in the venerable Rocky Mountain Seed Company Building on 15th Street between Larimer and Market streets.
Come by and take a look! |
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Monday, 19 July 2010 18:56 |
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 Denver Magazine lists a few of its favorite green things – including a unique initiative called “A Care Tag for Our Planet.”
Goodwill Industries of Denver (along with all Goodwill agencies in the United States and Canada) partnered with Levi’s® Jeans launching “A Care Tag for Our Planet.”
The tags ask Levi’s jeans owners to machine wash in cold water and to, “donate to Goodwill when no longer needed and care for our planet.”
Read more here.
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