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July 13th, 2010

Laura Spaulding

Raising the Bottom Line

Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of Omaha is the largest NGO social services provider in Nebraska, serving a population of approximately a million people of all faiths in the 23 counties which compose the Archdiocese.
The work that Catholic Charities performs isn’t flashy or glamorous – working with the hungry, addicted, abused, voiceless or forgotten – but the services offered to thousands of children, families, individuals and seniors are essential to the health and strength of the communities served. Read More

July 2nd, 2010

Laura Spaulding

An Identity of Its Own

Borsheims is one of the largest independent jewelry stores in the country and has successfully branded their name and identity as a high-quality product. Their 10th Annual Swiss Watch Faire, as part of the 2009 Borsheims Holiday Campaign, required an identity of its own. We wanted the faire to be more than just an exhibition for watch vendors. We wanted to add some style and enhance the attendee experience. With objectives of growing in-store attendance and sales for the event, Read More

June 23rd, 2010

Laura Spaulding

Antique & Garden Show

Lauritzen Gardens, a 100-acre botanical garden, is an urban oasis of beauty and tranquility. With an average of 162,000 visitors per year, Lauritzen Gardens serves as a major environmental resource to the Omaha area.
The annual Antique & Garden Show is the largest fundraising event for the Garden. For the 2009 event, their objectives were to increase awareness of Lauritzen Gardens, drive ticket sales to the preview party, speaker events, and luncheons and increase antique purchases and general admission ticket sales. Read More

April 27th, 2010

Laura Spaulding

Online Conversations


Social media has become an expectation for businesses, non-profits and government entities, rather than a choice. Conversations are taking place online, whether organizations are participating or not. Even though utilities are considered a low-interest category in the social media world, they are embracing this medium at an accelerated pace.
Omaha Public Power District (OPPD) realized the potential to communicate with customers and pundits alike. Social media can become a permanent record of their care and concern for the everyday users who do not regularly think about their source of electricity – until their power goes out. Read More

April 23rd, 2010

Laura Spaulding

Punch the Clock. Then Punch Yourself.


Most kids looking for summer employment reduce themselves to getting coffee, flipping burgers or shoveling poo, but Bozell offers another option. Bozell has been recognized for an outstanding summer internship program. The application is rigorous: seeking only the most talented students to fulfill roles in various agency departments. Our objective this year was to create a fun and easy-to-use online application site for the intern program. We wanted to draw many quality applicants and a bit of traffic recognition for Bozell. Read More

March 30th, 2009

kmickelsen

Wearable Branding

Borsheims, an Omaha jewelry store known for its extensive selection, exemplary customer service and “Borsheims’ price,” was looking for a way to reach a broad audience to promote a variety of in-store events and special offerings.
The Qwest Center Omaha Arena is one of the premier venues in the Midwest. It seats up to 18,300 and has been the host to events such as Creighton University basketball, UNO hockey, the Rolling Stones, AC/DC, U2 and Kenny Chesney. Read More

March 30th, 2009

kmickelsen

Diamond Days on 13th Street


Borsheims, a jewelry store known for its extensive selection, exemplary customer service and exceptional “Borsheims price,” was looking for a way to capitalize on the excitement in Omaha during the College World Series timeframe. The idea of Diamond Days was born.
Diamond Days main objectives were to sell diamond stud earrings, launch a trade-up program, and obtain lead information from new customers. A tent was designed that replicated the famous Borsheims Box with a burgundy bow, Read More

March 30th, 2009

kmickelsen

Friends in High Places


In 1982, insurance executive William M. Kizer realized that preventing disease was often more cost-effective than curing it. He envisioned a non-profit organization made up of corporate members interested in promoting healthy work places through education, incentives and idea sharing. He founded Wellness Council of the Midlands, or WELCOM for short. The idea was years ahead of its time, and today, hundreds of corporations belong to their local Wellness Council and reap its rewards through lower insurance premiums and motivated employees. Read More

December 8th, 2008

kmickelsen

VT Industries Outreach

Bozell provides a wide variety of public relations services for both the VT Industries architectural wood doors division and the countertop division.
These include quarterly customer newsletters, media outreach materials, AIA Continuing Education Series and technical reports and white papers on a broad range of timely topics of interest to architects, specifiers, builders, fabricators, distributors and other target audiences.
These editorial materials focus on current industry issues such as environmental considerations, Read More

December 8th, 2008

kmickelsen

Creating Customer Loyalty


Quality products delivered with impeccable customer service. That is the core of the VT Industries brand.
VT wanted a way to leverage their brand equity to create customer loyalty. Bozell developed the PRO Team program – a loyalty program for fabricators – to help create a network of customers committed to actively marketing VT’s product. The program has helped VT retain 100 percent of their customer base over the past year.
Recently, Read More