Last week, we were honored by the Pittsburgh Business Times as one of the region's Best Places to Work. As a full service integrated marketing and communications agency, it has become part of our mantra, "Doing great work with great people." That starts with our team that make it a great place to do great work for our clients. Some of our great team members attended a luncheon at Westin Convention Center Hotel to accept our first award in this annual competition.
Yes, Pipitone Group takes Halloween very seriously. We took a break from our integrated marketing efforts and had some fun, celebrating Halloween in grand style. This year's edition featured some stars from the silverscreen to the small screen. We also had some traditional scary costumes including witches, ghosts, mad scientists and devils to the whimisical featuring wizards, Mother Nature and two versions of Where's Waldo (Ironically, he was very easy to find!) We had a bag lady, a nun, a clown, and a girl running late to work.
A team of 55 real and “virtual” walkers represented Pipitone Group in the 2013 Walk to End Alzheimer’s on Saturday, Oct. 5. The three-mile walk, which started at Heinz Field and toured much of the North Shore, raised nearly $235,000 for the Alzheimer’s Association’s Greater Pennsylvania Chapter. PG’s team raised $4,065, which was 119 percent of our goal, and was the third highest corporate team total and fourth highest of all 250 teams participating in the Pittsburgh Walk.
Pipitone Group, a leading Pittsburgh advertising agency, took home seven Golden Triangle awards at a recent ceremony held by the Pittsburgh Chapter of the International Association of Business Communicators (IABC).
The Hill Group and Pipitone Group are hosting a free executive briefing on Thursday, October 17, at the Duquesne Club. The morning briefing titled, "Brand to Demand to Close:Generating demand and sustaining engagement in your brand, products and services," will demonstrate how Demand Generation Through Marketing Automation can improve results and return on marketing investment.