An early pioneer in interactive media, Dean Whitney is the President of Boston-based interactive agency GGI. A Web 2.0 technology evangelist formally at Publicis Groupe's Digitas, MITX board member and a regular speaker to audiences that know little or nothing about the subject of Web 2.0. Enjoys writing biographies in the 3rd person.
You can read his blog at www.deanwhitney.com.
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Thanks for the welcome note. I'm all booked up with web projects for a while but I'll let you know if things change.
I also work for ImprovBoston - We've been busy helping to plan a very fun MITX awards ceremony this year!
I look forward to meeting you.
All Best,
Dave Sawyer
Thanks for your warm welcome, and for your work in making MITX a reality.
All of the Mzinga folks I've communicated with to date have been unfailingly gracious and professional. Very gratifying to see many of the original clients we worked with from the WELL Engaged/Prospero period still loyal and on board there.
Would be greatly interested to learn more about how Garfield is implementing social media -- including online communities -- for your clients, as part of your overall interactive, branding and PR practices.
Best,
Mike Russell
P.S. Working hard to break 90(-ish) on several of our beautiful, central PA courses here before the season ends.
Do you know anyone who does design work, including Flash? Looking for a contractor or freelancer, or even company that would work for small company to put together graphics and Flash presentations.
Thanks,
Chrystie
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