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ISSUE 272 : Wednesday, February 24, 2010 So much for kicking back. Six months ago I volunteered to take on the task of bringing RADD, the entertainment industry's Voice For Road Safety on Pro Bono. Angela Glenn and I got them hooked up with Toyoda/Scion and into the Los Angeles Auto Show. Here's the ad and the RADD/Toyota/Gasp/Smart Team at the show. 233 publications picked up the story. NeoAdvertising is catching on in cause marketing applications.
Left to right: Harry Webber, Smart, Karen Polan, Toyota, Angela Glenn, Gasp
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