FORT WORTH, MAY 8, 2012 – They say everything is bigger in Texas. At Open Channels Group (OCG), that’s definitely true. With growth in staff, services and recognitions, 2012 is shaping up to be a momentous year for the full-service PR agency, specializing in multicultural, digital, and public participation (P2). Read More
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Our Team
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Keisha Jones, Director of Operations
Keisha Jones joined Open Channels Group in May 2011 managing the administrative and financial operations of the agency. Over the past 12 years, Keisha has worked as a financial auditor in the public and private sectors, a financial and operation process consultant, an advisor to small business, homeowners associations and sororities as well as an adjunct professor. The industries she has served are institutions of higher education, hospitality, manufacturing, retail, real estate, nonprofit and service organizations. Keisha graduated from Clark Atlanta University with undergraduate and graduate degrees in accounting. She is currently pursuing a Master of Theology from Dallas Theological Seminary.
Tiffany Levine, PMC/Admin Assistant
Tiffany Levine works with corporate partners for the efficient delivery of projects associated with public participation, internal and external communications. She is an experienced program manager with more than 10 years of quality management, risk management and operations management in the public and private sectors. Levine’s expertise includes strategic planning, process improvement, communications, marketing, and event planning. Levine graduates with a Master of Business Administration (MBA) from Texas A&M University–Commerce in May 2012. She also has a Bachelor of Business Administration from Northwood University where she majored in Management and minored in Spanish.
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Brittany Taylor, Account Executive
Brittany Taylor brings a variety of specialties impacting public participation strategies and multicultural communication development. Her experience in strategic planning, advanced market research government relations and community outreach brings a mixture of assets allowing clients to achieve results from major planning projects to reaching specific audiences through diverse communication. Taylor is a graduate from the University of Texas at Arlington.
Amoya Edwards, Account Executive
Amoya Edwards is a talented public relations professional whose social media expertise and exceptional writing abilities contribute to her success and professional development. Edwards assists on one of the agency’s largest client accounts and supports the team with social media content, news monitoring, and developing creative content for press materials. Her solid knowledge of the public relations industry aids in her ability to communicate effectively across various platforms for clients. Edwards is a graduate of the University of North Texas, where she attained a degree in public relations.
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Corey Lark, Director of Digital Communications
Corey Lark leads the agency's emerging digital practice, shaping the strategy for social media, Web design and development, video production, photography, and new media communications. Lark's passion and creativity, coupled with her PR, graphic design and media relations experience allow her to provide clients a range of services and deliver quality work. She is vice president of Social Media Club Fort Worth, and a member of the Public Relations Society of America and Vision Fort Worth. Lark is a graduate of Baylor University. Connect with her on Twitter at @CoreyLark
Stephen Fashoro, Senior Account Executive
Stephen Fashoro specializes in maximizing clients' communication strategies, generating media interest and building relationships throughout the community. His experience ranges from the public sector, which consists of strong community involvement, crisis management and Web marketing development to increasing public and private sector clients’ presence in the media by cultivating relationships with the press and thorough attention to detail. He is a graduate of Stephen F. Austin State University.
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Kimberly Sims, Director of Public Participation
Kimberly Sims leads the firm’s growing public participation practice and is responsible for engaging the public on transportation, water quality and economic development projects. Sims' background includes more than 10 years in marketing, communications, stakeholder relations, and event planning. Her experience in the public sector gives her tremendous insight in crafting and executing successful public participation and outreach campaigns. Kimberly is a Dallas native and holds a Bachelor of Arts in Mass Communication and a Master of Business Administration from Texas Woman’s University in Denton.
Chris Turner, Senior Vice President of Communications
Chris Turner leads the communications team, helping clients advance strategic business objectives by effectively and clearly communicating their messages to targeted audiences. Turner has a strong background in communications and the shaping of public opinion, having spent years in the Texas political arena. Most recently, Turner served as a state representative, representing parts of Fort Worth and Arlington. Prior to holding elective office, Turner managed a number of successful political campaigns and served as the district director for a senior member of Congress. Turner is a native of Dallas and a graduate of the University of Texas at Austin.
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Tonya Veasey, President and CEO
Tonya Veasey founded Open Channels Group in 2005 after more than 10 years in the public affairs industry. She is known for her impeccable relationships, political know-how and community outreach efforts conducted on behalf of her clients. As president, Veasey provides consulting for top corporations and nonprofits and has assembled a top-notch staff to serve her company's clients. Veasey has past experience as a registered lobbyist and as a director of public affairs for a Fortune 500 Company. She is a graduate of Paul Quinn College and is currently pursuing her Executive MBA at Texas Christian University.
Malizy Scruggs, Senior Vice President of Multicultural
Malizy Scruggs oversees Open Channels Group's multicultural communications practice. For more than a decade, she has worked to position companies and brands in a way that helps them to connect to and create a dialogue with their target audiences. Scruggs is a member of the National Association of Black Journalists and past board member of the Public Relations Society of America Dallas Chapter. A Dallas native, Scruggs holds a Bachelor’s in Public Relations from the University of Texas at Arlington.
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Our Team
What We Do
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History
Open Channels Group is an emerging, forward-thinking general market public relations agency specializing in multicultural communications. Our team values collaborative partnerships with our clients, which allow us to connect with the diverse communities and customers they serve.
Founded by Tonya Veasey in 2005, Open Channels Group began as a small consulting business with one client and has quickly grown into a prominent public relations agency in the Dallas/Fort Worth region. In an industry where reputation is everything, Open Channels Group has experienced success and dramatic growth by living up to its motto: “Exceeding our clients’ expectations.”
Open Channels Group’s team members’ backgrounds range from Fortune 500 experience to major governmental entities; from media relations to graphic design; from event planning to social media expertise. As Open Channels Group continues to grow, we remain committed to providing each client with a unique approach tailored to meet its specific needs and business objectives. We Are PR.
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News
OCG Recognized as a Great Place to Work for Young, Emerging Talent
05-15-2012An Award-Winning Year in 2011
05-04-2012FORT WORTH, DECEMBER 20, 2011 – Open Channels Group (OCG) took big strides in 2011, including winning three MarCom Awards. The MarCom Awards is an international competition for marketing and communications professionals involved in the concept, writing and design of print, visual, audio and web materials and programs. Read More
Open Channels Group Welcomes New Clients
05-04-2012FORT WORTH, NOVEMBER 9, 2011 – Open Channels Group (OCG), a Fort Worth-based public relations agency, is proud to announce the addition of two new companies, Main Event Entertainment and Texas Health Care, to its list of client partners. Read More
Open Channels Group Hosts Lunch & Learns
05-04-2012FORT WORTH, AUGUST 23, 2011 – Open Channels Group (OCG), an emerging, forward-thinking public relations agency specializing in multicultural communications has launched a Lunch & Learn program. Now, OCG’s current clients and area professionals can learn about various topics relevant to the evolving public relations industry free of charge. Read More
OCG Number Eight in Texas PR Firm Ranking
05-04-2012FORT WORTH, AUGUST 2, 2011 – New public relations industry rankings back up Open Channels Group’s (OCG) “We Are PR.” campaign. The Fort Worth-based public relations agency was recently listed as eighth-largest public relations firm in Texas by O’Dwyer’s, a leading authority on the PR industry. Read More
Open Channels Group Selects Local Nonprofit for Pro Bono Contract
05-04-2012FORT WORTH, MARCH 30, 2011 – Open Channels Group (OCG), a Fort Worth-based public relations and strategic communications firm, selected Recovery Resource Council as its 2011 pro bono client. The Recovery Resource Council will receive up to $25,000 in professional public relations consulting services throughout 2011. Read More
Open Channels Group President Honored by Dallas Business Journal
05-04-2012FORT WORTH, MARCH 22, 2011 – The Dallas Business Journal honored the president and founder of Open Channels Group (OCG), Tonya Veasey by recognizing her as one of the region's Minority Business Leaders. Read More
Two Senior-Level Staff Additions Expand Capabilities
05-04-2012FORT WORTH, DECEMBER 20, 2010 – Open Channels Group, (OCG) a Fort Worth-based public relations agency, has recently added two senior-level employees to help manage the company's growing portfolios in public affairs and communications. Read More
2010 Dallas Black Chamber Quest for Success Honoree
05-04-2012FORT WORTH, FEBRUARY 8, 2010 – The Dallas Black Chamber of Commerce honored Open Channels Group (OCG) Founder and President Tonya Veasey with the 2010 Quest for Success Award. The prestigious recognition is given to eight North Texas entrepreneurs who have succeeded in business and are making a difference in the community. Read More
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Open Channels Group is an emerging, forward-thinking public relations agency in Fort Worth, Texas. Our team values collaborative partnerships with our clients to help them connect with the diverse communities and customers they serve. Watch our video to find out more about Open Channels Group’s services and how we can help take your company to the next level.
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Digital! Interactive! Creative! Social Media!
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A good message means nothing if it is not relevant to the audience receiving it or communicated through the right medium. Open Channels Group specializes in multicultural communications - refining and delivering core messages to achieve maximum impact in targeted audience segments.
Find out more about our multicultural communications and services.
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Public Relations
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WE ARE PR.
The practice of public relations is constantly evolving. Five years ago, not many people had heard of Twitter — today, there are 100 million people who use the social network, and it drives the conversation in everything from entertainment to politics to sports. That's just one example of our ever—changing PR landscape, but it proves a point — if a PR team isn't learning new tactics and adapting to change every day, then it's already behind the times. To be executed effectively, it has to be planned thoroughly.
Open Channels Group understands that effective public relations require staying on top of an evolving industry. However, we also know that the fundamentals of good PR remain unchanged — your message has to be compelling and it has to be credible. If it's not, it doesn't matter what you're saying or whom you are saying it to.
Open Channels Group can help you craft that message — and then we'll devise the communications plan to deliver it to your target audiences, with an eye toward your organization's strategic goals and core values.
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• Message Development
• Identification of Target Audiences
• Media Relations
• Blogger Outreach
• Digital Communications
• News Media Coverage & Analysis Reporting
• News Monitoring
• Social Media Strategy & Implementation
• Crisis Communications
• Rapid Response
• Printed Materials
• Communications Protocols & Procedures
• Measurement Systems
• Market Research
• Speech Writing
• White Papers
"Open Channels Group has brought a fresh perspective to our communications and outreach efforts by branding our community benefit initiatives and devising various strategies to deliver our message, keeping opinion leaders and the general public better informed about our work in the community."
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Public Affairs
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WE ARE P2.
From community relations to public participation, Open Channels Group has earned a reputation for success by providing communications strategies that build public trust and forge relationships with the right stakeholders. We begin our public participation — or P2 — approach by determining the level of engagement necessary to help guide our clients through the decision-making process. Open Channels Group's specific experience with transportation and urban planning projects gives us the ability to work collaboratively with our clients to help keep their projects on track. Whether a stakeholder is high-tech or prefers a more traditional approach, Open Channels Group tailors and executes P2 programs to meet your objectives and deliver tangible results.
For Open Channels Group, P2 goes beyond the meeting to engage audiences wherever they are. It's truly about "community visioning" with long-term sustainability in mind.
• We build trust with your audience.
• We solicit public input that adds value to your next project.
• We create effective communications tools that promote your message.
What is community outreach? Simply stated, it is the act of executing public awareness activities through targeted interaction with an audience. In our tool bag are a variety of innovative tools and techniques that facilitate community education, outreach and input. Let us serve as the change agents on your next project.
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• Building Strategic Partnerships
• Copywriting
• Community Outreach
• Media Relations
• Issues Managements
• Meeting Facilitation and Planning
• Message Development
• Multicultural Communications
• Relationship Development
• Social Media
• Stakeholder Analysis
"Open Channels Group has a great team to handle a variety of public participation needs: they understand traditional and newer communications strategies and how to best put those to work for their clients and they have a deep understanding of North Texas communities. OCG understands the unique challenges both architectural and engineering firms and public entities face on public projects and they work in tandem with both to keep the public informed and engaged."
"OCG has proved vital to HNTB's success in planning and developing multiple projects for the North Texas Tollway Authority. OCG's team ensures we are in touch with the communities we serve by facilitating a crucial exchange of information between the NTTA and the public ... we have a clear understanding of the community's concerns, helping to guide our planning and designing efforts."
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News
AECOM
AT&T
Bell Helicopter
Bravo Health
Buxton
Capitol Alliance
Cash America International, Inc.
Chesapeake Energy
City of Fort Worth
Cook Children's Health Care System
Franklin Partnership
Freese & Nichols
Gamtex Industries
Generation Hope Laptop Program
Gideon Toal
Lena Pope Home, Inc.
Main Event Entertainment
MWH Global
North Texas Tollway Authority
Omni Hotels
Recycling Council of Texas
Samaritan House
Texas Motor Speedway
Texas Health Care
For more information please download a complete capabilities brochure.
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Brand Refresh, Communications Plan, Social Media Strategy
Alliance For Children (AFC), a Tarrant County nonprofit organization that helps children recover from the trauma of abuse, sought out OCG to develop a communications plan, social media strategy, and logo and branding refresh. In addition to redesigning AFC’s logo, OCG also developed a customized Facebook tab and timeline cover photo and Twitter background. OCG’s social media strategy and training gave AFC the tools and foundation it needed to successfully manage and engage across its social channels. The branding refresh and new logo will give AFC a new, more streamlined look that will help increase its visibility with donors and the community.
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Stakeholder Identification, Media Relations
Baylor Health Care System approached OCG for stakeholder identification and media relations when it hosted the 2008 A Progressive Palliative Care Educational Curriculum for the Case of African Americans at Life's End (APPEAL) Project national conference in Dallas. APPEAL was developed by Duke University to unite health care providers and social workers with those who need and would most benefit from an enhanced and focused palliative initiative. OCG identified the target market and developed an extensive, but audience-specific list that spanned seven counties in North Texas, and generated media interest and coverage for the APPEAL Project, which boosted conference attendance and heightened the awareness of the issue of palliative care. As a result, the conference experienced the highest attendance numbers out of any APPEAL Project conference to date. In fact, so much interest was shown that registration maxed out. OCG secured print media coverage in The Dallas Morning News, online coverage on Nurses.com and a radio interview with the APPEAL Project conference chair on Soul 73 KKDA-AM, a popular weekday morning radio show for African Americans.
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Managing Multiple Stakeholder Interests
The best public engagement strategy is one when people truly have a voice in the decision–making process. Working in conjnction with HDR Engineering as public engagement and outreach lead for the City of Fort Worth Modern Streetcar Planning and Design Study, OCG paved the way for the community's voice to be heard. This project required several forms of communication to reach diverse interest groups. OCG targeted developers, transportation authorities, business owners, visitors, residents, decision–makers, property owners, and economic development organizations. Taskforce meetings, briefings, community meetings and project team meetings were all used to inform and engage multiple stakeholder groups. OCG provided media counsel and coordinated more than 25 meetings to seek public input. The response from the public was greater on this transportation project than the City had seen on any other in recent years.
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Communications and Outreach Strategies
Cook Children's Health Care System turned to OCG to help develop communications and outreach strategies in its six-county North Texas service area. OCG's communications plannning and PR strategies gave Cook Children's new, effective tools to demonstrate its commitment to the communities it serves and has resulted in the pediatric health system gaining new, sustained exposure from key community leaders, stakeholders and media. OCG has also provided digtial and social media support for the system's robust online communications and has conducted extensive market research to better inform various communications strategies within the system.
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2010 Pro Bono, Public Relations Consulting
Replace text of Day Resource Center case study with this: Day Resource Center (DRC) was the 2010 recipient of OCG's pro bono public relations consulting services. OCG performed research and developed a communications strategy to support DRC’s short-term public relations goals and objectives of increasing its base of community support, which included a compelling message about its fight to end homelessness and expanding its online presence. As a result of OCG’s public relations consulting and communications plan, DRC hired additional staff to implement the plan and recommendations.
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PR, Media Relations for National Multicultural Campaign
AT&T wanted better results for its 28 Days national multicultural campaign, so it looked to OCG to make the program more relevant and successful for AT&T's target audience. OCG first partnered with AT&T for the 28 Days event in 2009, and has supported the annual campaign through media relations and event coordination since. By leveraging existing relationships and developing new ones with media in key African American markets, the 2011 campaign garnered more than 27 million public relations impressions and secured print placement in several prominent African American publications and TV news coverage in target markets. OCG also developed three internal AT&T articles that garnered 18,000 page views. In 2011 and 2012, OCG has traveled to nine cities across the U.S. to serve as an on-site presence and coordinate media for 28 Days events.
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Managing Multiple Stakeholder Interests
The best public engagement strategy is one when people truly have a voice in the decision–making process. Working in conjnction with HDR Engineering as public engagement and outreach lead for the City of Fort Worth Modern Streetcar Planning and Design Study, OCG paved the way for the community's voice to be heard. This project required several forms of communication to reach diverse interest groups. OCG targeted developers, transportation authorities, business owners, visitors, residents, decision–makers, property owners, and economic development organizations. Taskforce meetings, briefings, community meetings and project team meetings were all used to inform and engage multiple stakeholder groups. OCG provided media counsel and coordinated more than 25 meetings to seek public input. The response from the public was greater on this transportation project than the City had seen on any other in recent years.
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Blazing a Trail
HNTB Corporation, lead engineering firm for the North Texas Tollway Authority (NTTA), sought out OCG to handle community outreach in Tarrant County. OCG crafted a plan to educate and guide the public through final planning and construction of the county's first toll road in nearly four decades – Chisholm Trail Parkway. OCG has employed a variety of tactics to create a continuous dialogue between the NTTA and the local community. From vendor symposiums and public meetings to daily traffic updates and a dedicated project hotline, OCG is keeping citizens and business owners engaged and informed. As a result, there is greater community awareness of Chisholm Trail Parkway, the NTTA and its role in developing the corridor.
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Program and Event Planning
Knight Waste Services (KWS) called on OCG to coordinate its Career Day and Adopt–A–School program efforts at Dunbar Middle School in 2008–2010. OCG used its community outreach, event planning and media relations expertise to build a strong program and gain community involvement. Through OCG's involvement, Career Day doubled in size, adding another grade of students and twice as many presenters from a wide array of industries. OCG secured both print and TV news coverage, resulting in greater awareness of KWS and its positive work in the community.
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Grassroots Community Outreach
As part of its commitment to build and operate rail when feasibly possible in one of its highest ridership zones, The Fort Worth Transporation Authority (The T) selected rail consultant R.L. Banks and Associates (RLBA) and community outreach expert OCG to study the southeast area of Fort Worth. The budget–conscious OCG team used creative techniques to ensure the public was engaged in the rail feasibility study beyond traditional tools such as community meetings, websites, newsletters and online surveys. With the help of local university students, OCG devised a grassroots campaign to solicit maximum public input. The students conducted "person on the street" interviews at various locations and bus routes in the study area. These encounters gave OCG deeper insight into the community's perspectives, including current and potential usage of The T in the study area, number of stations, station placement and traffic impacts. Based on the data compiled by OCG, RLBA was able to make a detailed recommendation to The T Board of Directors that included a technical evaluation and feedback from stakeholders.
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Community Outreach and Multicultural
OmniAmerican Bank partnered with the ciy of Fort Worth in 2008 to launch a home improvement loan program for residents of Central City Fort Worth. Recognizing the immediate need for a local community education and outreach campaign, OmniAmerican Bank hired OCG. OCG, in collaboration with Cooksey Communications, Inc. developed a year–long community education effort. To convey the program's heightened sense of priority for the City of Fort Worth, OCG and Cooksey Communications coordinated a press conference with City and bank leaders. OCG concentrated on minority media relations and worked to develop and translate collateral materials into Spanish for the outreach program. In addition, OCG was solely responsible for developing and executing a strategic community relations campaign, targeting potential program applicants, elected official and grassroots community leaders. This outreach campaign focused on, but was not exclusive to, the African American and Hispanic communities of Fort Worth. The press conference attracted nearly 100 attendees, including Fort Worth City Council members, Tarrant County Commissioners, the mayor of Fort Worth, Fort Worth city staff, OmniAmerican executives, and residents of southeast Fort Worth where the event took place. Local media coverage included television, radio and print representatives from WFAA Channel 8, KTVT 11, KRLD 1080–AM, Star–Telegram, and Panorama. The year–long outreach campaign resulted in citywide awareness of the program and hundreds of program applicants.
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Grassroots Community Outreach
As part of its commitment to build and operate rail when feasibly possible in one of its highest ridership zones, The Fort Worth Transporation Authority (The T) selected rail consultant R.L. Banks and Associates (RLBA) and community outreach expert OCG to study the southeast area of Fort Worth. The budget–conscious OCG team used creative techniques to ensure the public was engaged in the rail feasibility study beyond traditional tools such as community meetings, websites, newsletters and online surveys. With the help of local university students, OCG devised a grassroots campaign to solicit maximum public input. The students conducted "person on the street" interviews at various locations and bus routes in the study area. These encounters gave OCG deeper insight into the community's perspectives, including current and potential usage of The T in the study area, number of stations, station placement and traffic impacts. Based on the data compiled by OCG, RLBA was able to make a detailed recommendation to The T Board of Directors that included a technical evaluation and feedback from stakeholders.
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2011 Pro Bono, Laying the Foundation for PR, Marketing and Social Media
Recovery Resource Council (RRC), a local nonprofit providing help and education on alcohol and substance abuse, was selected by OCG as its 2011 pro bono client. OCG developed a communications plan to increase awareness of RRC in the community and better help the organization tell its story. OCG helped the Council with social media strategy and design, media outreach, print graphics design, message development, and more. As a result, RRC is better equipped to reach the community and potential donors and bring awareness to the organization and its mission.
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"What the River Means to Me" Art Contest
The Tarrant Regional Water District (TRWD) and Trinity River Vision Authority (TRVA) share an objective to make the river accessible to all citizens. To help promote this natural resource and its amenities to the community TRWD and TRVA called on OCG. Using a "take the river to the people" strategy, OCG facilitated the formation of a partnership with the Fort Worth Independent School District (FWISD) to help young citizens experience the Trinity River in a new way: an art contest. A seven–member panel comprised of community leaders judged more than 200 entries. TRWD donated $500 to each school's art department and the top three artists from each school received cash prizes. The student's artwork will be on display at various locations along the Trinity River and at community events. The art contest was covered by several local print and broadcast media outlets. Due to the art contest's success, the program will return next semester and will expand to include additional FWISD schools.
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Digital
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WE ARE DIGITAL.
Digital communications are a key component to a successful, well-rounded public relations strategy.
Open Channels Group defines digital as online, fluid and immediate, using new and emerging media and technology to execute creative, interactive and cutting edge projects and campaigns for our clients. However, digital is continuously evolving, so our approach reflects the ever—changing nature of this medium — we are continuously expanding our capabilities, growing our services and revising our definition of digital.
Open Channels Group can help extend your brand directly to your audience through our digital services. We will customize our approach based on your needs and objectives. Whether we start from scratch with social media, customizing your strategy and creating and managing your accounts; help take your company to the next level with a full branding and online refresh; or work as your partner to draft website content or create a marketing video, we will help you harness the power of digital to achieve results.
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• Graphic Design
• Content Development
• Strategy & Planning
• Measurement & Analytics
• Email Marketing
• Search Engine Optimization
• Press Release Optimization
• Web Design & Development
• Video Production
• Photography
• App Development
• Mobile Marketing
"We loved working with Open Channels Group! They helped breathe new life into our social media efforts, developing our new strategy, customizing our pages and sharing their knowledge. We were so impressed with the digital team's experience and expertise and look forward to working together on future projects."
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Multicultural
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WE ARE MULTICULTURAL.
We know a good message means nothing if it is not relevant to the audience receiving it or if it is not communicated through the right medium. Open Channels Group specializes in multicultural communications — refining and delivering the messaging to achieve maximum impact in targeted audience segments. We will create a customized strategy, help craft your message so it’s relevant to the segment you’re trying to reach, and use the appropriate channels and mediums to help you connect with your multicultural audience.
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• Blogger Outreach
• Branding
• Campaign Planning
• Consumer Awareness
• Copywritings
• Event Planning/Coordination
• Graphic Design
• Marketing Communications
• Media Relations and Analysis
• Message Development
• Printed Materials
• Research
• Social Media
"Our partnership has been a success all around. Thanks to Open Channels Group, our telecommunications client has a stronger African American program, much needed general market support for U-verse and Wi-Fi and continued momentum on the diversity PR front."
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