Lion Laborers started as a school community service group based out of Saint Andrew’s Episcopal School in Potomac, Maryland. It’s founder, Ethan Lockshin, was inspired to create the group after a community service trip to Chicago in 2012. He and co-founder Sean Hess created Lion Laborers to provide service-based work […]
Read MoreArchive for April, 2014
Why Your Brand Needs Video
This is a great infographic. It thoroughly explains the numbers behind viewers to conversions, gives some stats on the amount and popularity of video online, and even suggests types of video to implement. When you decide to start using video, here are a few things to consider: What Tone will […]
Read MoreGalas, Goals, and George Leventhal
Party While Planting Trees, Yes Please! We love a good bit of alliteration here at Mark Leisher Productions. We also love a good party – which is why we’re excited to be attending the Trees for the Future 25th Anniversary Gala tomorrow night! We’ve worked with Trees for the Future on several projects over […]
Read MoreThe Future of Television
Thirty years ago, cable was best known for airing movies just out of theaters. Twenty years ago, cable became the domain of the 24-hour news network. Ten years ago, cable was the home for syndicated television dramas (Law & Order, anyone?). Five years ago, cable had the market cornered on […]
Read MoreMedia Relations: How to Get the Press to Help Your Nonprofit
So far in our series on nonprofit communications, we’ve learned about executive communications from Jim Dinegar, crisis communications from Laura Meyers, and advocacy from Ilir Zherka. Last but not least, Debbi Jarvis (whom you may remember from NBC4) spoke about media relations. Jarvis has been the VP of Corporate Citizenship […]
Read MoreAdvocacy is More Than Ape Suits
We’re now onto the third part of our series on nonprofit communications, discussing how to incorporate advocacy into your messaging. As always, huge thanks to The Nonprofit Roundtable for putting on such a great event. Ilir Zherka is currently the Executive Director of the National Conference on Citizenship, but he spent 10 years […]
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