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The Community Greenhouse Foundation announces the launch of GreenFtLauderdale.com

Giant3 partners launch Get Green Directory, an online resource that connects people who care about what’s happening to the world they live in with businesses and organizations doing good things. Connected to the green building industry and the health and wellness world, Get Green Directory is connected to the Get Green Today Expo series.

How do you prove the value of your business to the world? You consistently deliver quality, service and satisfaction. Giant3 has been working with AllStar Printing since 2000.

GreenBrevard is a good news publication, focusing on the positive contributions of people and organizations within the community. To that end, the magazine’s categories include art, balance, ethics, faith, fitness, nature, sustainability and teamwork. Each category includes original articles, interviews and spotlights, nearly all focused on Brevard persons, groups and events. The pre-launch version of the magazine, currently online, features spotlights on Leadership Brevard, United Way, 211 Brevard, and the Central Florida YMCA, among others.

The Brevard Workforce Development Board Inc.’s (BWDB) Job Link website won a $5,000 award in the category of Maximizing Resources through Technology. The new website was developed by Artemis and strategic partner Giant3 and helped achieve the goal of making the site easier to use and navigate.

Artemis Rolls Out New Site for Cumulus’ WA1A, the Coast’s #1 Hit Radio Station

Melbourne’s leading communications group, Giant3, today announced the formal inclusion of John M. De Marco Communications (JDC) into its network.

InSite, The Intelligent Site system, has taken Brevard County by storm. Recently released, several top-tier organizations have partnered with Artemis and Giant3 to take advantage of this practical, affordable, leading-edge tool.

Artemis, The Space Coast’s premier information technology provider and Giant3, a strategic communications group today announced their partnership, by offering their new website solution, the InSite™ system. InSite™is short for Intelligent Site, and promises to change the way businesses and organizations build and manage their websites.

The Community Greenhouse Foundation is proud to announce the addition of Giant3 as its strategic media partner. Giant3 is a full service media communications group specializing in Virtual Tours of Green Buildings.

Next time you are online, check out our new and improved site — www.uwbrevard.org

This site will aid us in our effort to build strong relationships with donors by creating a sense of community that illustrates the extent of our outreach. Basically, we just wanted to show how many people we touch. Plus, the site is easier to navigate and packed with information for both donors and those in need. Special thanks to Giant3 and founder Eric Needle for the time they donated in building the web site. Without their help, this site would not be possible.

Space Coast Creatives Recieve Awards For The Space Coast Ad Fed, The Walk and The United Way of Brevard County. Giant3, a full service communications and advertising firm, wins several industry awards as Q1 2003 comes to a close. Principal Partner, Eric Needle, affirms that the groups dedication to client satifaction remains their only motivator.

Congratulations to our 2002-2003 Officers and Board of Directors. During our May 8th annual meeting, Secretary Dawn Melcher introduced and members elected next year’s board.

ESG, formerly known as MY HIPAA Co. today announced that Melbourne, Florida-based Giant3 is their new advertising agency of record. Giant3 will be responsible for strategic planning, creative direction and production of all ESG advertising and marketing initiatives, including print, broadcast, and interactive.

Giant3 today announced it’s formal launching. Founder and principal partner, Eric Needle, tell us (that) “We formed G3 because we saw a need for a more efficient model in advertising and design. Working in agencies and/or corporate client-side, we saw so much waste and knew we could provide more value.”