A small but mighty team of Pipitone Group employees participated in the 5K Highmark Walk for a Healthy Community on Saturday, May 16, to raise funds on behalf of our client, Presbyterian SeniorCare. The group raised $795 for resident recreation programming at Presbyterian SeniorCare’s campuses in Oakmont and Washington, Pa., and their SeniorCare Network communities. The recreation funds allow residents to participate in fun outings and provide underwriting for the cost art supplies, games, music, computer software and other activities.
Great turnout for a great event
We hosted an educational seminar “What’s the Measure of a Marketing Program? Measuring Return on Marketing Investment through Marketing Automation,” yesterday in the Lexus Club at PNC Park. There was a great turn out, and everyone enjoyed themselves while learning more about return on marketing investment (ROMI).
At Pipitone Group, we believe in giving back. In fact, part of our culture is what we call Marketing for Good, embracing helping others and serving our community. That culture is, in large part, a result of the commitments and convictions of our leadership, particularly our President and CEO, Scott Pipitone. We are pleased to announce that Scott was recently named to the Three Rivers Workforce Investment Board (3RWIB), another way in which he will serve the Pittsburgh and Allegheny County communities.
“As a small business owner, the issue of workforce development in our region is very important to me,” said Scott. “To listen, learn and participate on the board from the small business vantage point, will help improve opportunities for all employers and workers. It’s an honor to be selected for the Three Rivers Workforce Investment Board.”
This past Saturday, October 11th, instead of sleeping in, we were up and ready to walk. For the fourth year in a row, Pipitone Group participated in the Pittsburgh Walk to End Alzheimer’s. The three-mile walk started at Heinz Field and toured much of the North Shore.
This year, we had 28 actual and virtual walkers and raised $1,590 for the Alzheimer’s Association’s Greater Pennsylvania Chapter. This success was only possible thanks to Pipitone Group employees, friends, family and clients. The Pittsburgh walk had 2,895 walkers total and raised more than $351,000.
On September 16th, we shoveled and raked and painted, working to make our community a little bit brighter during our fifth annual volunteer day. However, our work was not yet complete.