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Creative Consultants 2007 Client and Team List

Washington Farms: www.washingtonfarms.net

Washington Farms is a family owned farm in Watkinsville, Georgia, offering an 8-and-half acre corn maze, educational field trips through pumpkin and strawberry patches, as well as a pet farm. Famous for its corn maze in the fall, Washington Farms is a unique and fun way to spend time with family and friends.

This year’s team will focus its efforts on the following activities:

Tumornators:       www.tumornators.com

Started by two UGA students, Chad and Ben Leathers, the Tumornators began as an effort to raise money and awareness for Schwannomatosis, a rare nerve disease that their younger brother, Drew, had been diagnosed with over a year ago. Schwannomatosis is a disease that causes extreme pain due to tumors that grow around individual nerves, sometimes larger than a softball, and often takes multiple surgeries to remove them. Although a new organization, the Tumornators have already gained incredible support and raised thousands of dollars.  

This year’s team will focus its efforts on the following activities:

Account Executive:

Audrey Califf- audrey02@uga.edu 

Account Members:

Erica Holland
Kimberly McVicker
Courtney Haughey
Irina Binder
Katie Brown
Megan Peddycord
Cindy McIntyre

Cine:      www.athenscine.com

Located in downtown Athens, Cine offers a unique film-viewing experience through a state of the art European style barcafécinéma showing a variety of intriguing films from a broad spectrum of countries and cultures, documentaries, and independent films in a relaxed atmosphere.  

This year’s team will focus its efforts on the following activities: 

Karma Salon: www.karmacolor.com

Specializing in hair color, Athens local Karma Salon combines the talents of award winning stylists with state-of-the-art equipment and the elements of feng shui, balance and harmony, to create a space that fosters an escape from the typical salon experience.

This year’s team will focus its efforts on the following activities: 

-Utilize PR tactics to increase brand awareness and physical visibility loca

Women to the World:    www.womentotheworld.org

This 501(c)(3) nonprofit is a faith-based organization  that has offered developmental help to disenfranchised women and their families around the world for the past 25 years.  Women to the World has a permanent presence in Afghanistan, where they have a full-time school staffed with volunteers. 

This year’s team will focus its efforts on the following activities:  

Athens MS Walk:     www.nationalmssociety.org/gaa

The mission of the National Multiple Sclerosis Society is to end the devastating effects of MS.  The Society works to promote research, educate, advocate on critical issues and organize a wide range of programs. Last year’s walk was extremely successful, raising over $30,000 without the benefit of corporate sponsorship.   

This year’s team will focus its efforts on the following activity: 

American Cancer Society:     www.cancer.org

This nationwide, community-based voluntary health organization is headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia. The ACS has state divisions and more than 3,400 local offices. 

This year’s team will focus its efforts on the following activity: 

Georgia Brain Train:      www.georgiabraintrain.com

The Brain Train is the proposed commuter rail line between Athens and Atlanta that would link nine of Georgia's colleges and universities with other office, residential and institutional developments along the route. Last year the Georgia Brain Train Group formed a College Board including representatives from the different universities. UGA’s student group is called Bulldogs for the Brain Train.  

This year’s team will focus its efforts on the following activity:  

Northeast Georgia Regional Educational Service Agency: http://www.ciclt.net/negaresa/ 

Northeast Georgia Regional Educational Service Agency (RESA) is a resource team that enhances student achievement through building capacity in schools and providing shared services. Aiming to increase the emphasis on the significance of reading and writing in schools, this year’s account will focus on the following activities: 

Account Executive:

Allie Carswell- allielc@uga.edu

Account Members: 

Maura Hogan
Mallory Perkins
Aaron Barton
Kathryn Brown  
Britney Bennett
 Jamie Traynor
Allie Sharp