Nonprofits Register Now for “Creative Therapy: Making Events Feel Special” on May 24
March 29, 2011
Hosted by DNA Creative Communications
GREENVILLE, SC – May 24, 2011 – DNA Creative Communications (DNA) kicks off its educational workshop series for local nonprofits with “Creative Therapy: Making Events Feel Special” on May 24. Registration for the first session in addition to the rest of the 2011 “Shine the Light on Your Nonprofit” series is now open online at dnacc.com. Participants who register for all four sessions before April 30 will receive a discount.
Nonprofits are invited to attend the series of 4 seminars to learn tips on how to enhance their communications efforts. Session 1 will include five event specialists as panel members. The panel will be moderated by Debbie Nelson, principal of DNA, and includes:
- Jacqui Bomar, JBM & Associates
- Shane Clary, Good Life Catering
- Mary Ellington Johnson, Mary E. Johnson Consulting
- Emily Kosa, DNA Creative Communications
- Jeff Renow, Zen
The series is sponsored by the Community Foundation of Greenville, Greenville Forward and Martin Printing.
The first seminar will be held at Zen, located at 924 Main Street, Greenville, SC. For complete details, and to register for the series, please visit DNA’s website at dnacc.com or call 864-235-0959 extension 1.
DNA Creative Communications
DNA is a full-service communications firm specializing in advertising, branding, e‐communications, public relations and special event planning. The DNA team develops and executes strategies for clients in various arenas, including education, housing, healthcare, recreation and the environment. DNA offers an annual LIVE HERE GIVE HERE program – a pro bono initiative that allows DNA to select and partner with a local nonprofit to develop a sustainable communications strategy. DNA is the proud recipient of the Greenville Chamber’s 2005 Small Business of the Year Award. For more information, please call 864‐235‐0959 or visit www.dnacc.com.
