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The PentaVision Team Continues to Grow

Since our last Newsletter, we have added two talented and amazing people to our digital media team.

Missy Stanisz joined PentaVision in early April.  Missy will be focusing on supporting our expanding marketing department.  She will be looking at ways to enhance our client relationships, monitor industry advances and track trends in regional business.  Her past experience includes roles as an Account Executive as well as Marketing Research Specialist working with companies such as Whirlpool, Kellogg’s and Lakeland Hospital.

Cara Grabowski joined our team in late April as a Business Development Manager.  Having recently completed her undergraduate education from Saint Mary’s College in Business Administration with a concentration in Marketing and International Business, Cara offers exciting new ways of helping our clients communicate their brand messaging using the varied forms of digital media and communication platforms PentaVision offers.

We are very happy that both have joined our growing team.

PentaVision Internship Program helps Dismas House

Each year, the PentaVision team offers our services pro bono to a local or regional not-for-profit organization that may benefit from our expertise in digital media.  By incorporating our summer internship program participants, the PentaVision team supervises the interns’ execution of the production process.  In the end, it is a win-win for all involved:  the organization receives a well-produced program to promote their services, and the summer interns receive valuable hands-on, real-world experience while also learning from exceptional professionals in the digital media world.

In the past, we have helped many organizations such as The Center for Hospice and Palliative Care, Hope Ministries, The Food Bank of Northern Indiana, and the University of Notre Dame’s Robinson Community Learning Center.

This year Dismas House of South Bend will be working with Ryan Detwiler from Anderson University and Ryan Misener from Ball State University.  Dismas House recognizes that the cycle of crime can be reduced when men and women who have been incarcerated have assistance readjusting to society. Ryan and Ryan are currently working with Dismas House to create a compelling story that affirms their mission.  The program will be done by end of their summer internship.

PentaVision Has Fun Too

Chili Cook-Offs and Pasta Dinners are both past themes for our PentaVision company parties.  We have actually found that many of us are very good cooks, besides being great co-workers and fun to be around!

Our latest party had a Cinco de Mayo theme, complete with Sombreros, Margaritas and a candy-filled pinata.  Oh, yeah, and a “Best Salsa Throwdown”.

Everyone entered the contest with their favorite salsa and the group voted on their favorite salsa (not their own).  And the winner was………….Cara, the “newbie”, Grabowski.

As always we welcome your comments, feedback and story suggestions. Thanks for stopping by!