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An example of capturing a live event, editing the footage, and using it to communicate with the intended audience by sharing a real story of the organization.
This 5:25 video tells a little bit about the program itself, shows you the benefits and recipients of the program, plus recognition to the sponsor of the event.
Once again, who better to tell the story than the clients and employees.
And to top it off, this event only took place three days ago.
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When you want to create your own "user-generated" content, using audio and video technology, to convince, conjole, move or otherwise influence the rest of your organization, then let's talk.
Watch and listen to Tanya Snyder, Director, Management and Organizational Development, Altria Corporate Services, talk about her experience working with The Mulvaney Group. (05:11)
View Tanya's Story in Flash Player
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Click here to download a sampling of client letters we have received over the years.
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