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Lenz and the Decatur Book Festival: Building a Monster

Jul 27, 2010 | Marketing

If you want to know how important marketing communications have been to the success of the Decatur Book Festival, just ask Executive Director Daren Wang. “Without Lenz, the Decatur Book Festival as we know it wouldn’t exist,” he said. “From the...

Lenz Launches Web Site And Brand Campaign For Jewish Federation Of Greater Atlanta

Jun 10, 2010 | Marketing

The Jewish Federation of Greater Atlanta now presents a new face to the community thanks to a recently launched web site and brand campaign created in partnership with Lenz Marketing. Making the transition to www.jewishatlanta.org, Federation selected a clean,...

Lenz Sparks Interest In Michael Connelly’s New Book

Jun 8, 2010 | Marketing, Public Relations

Recently, the publicist for internationally best-selling author Michael Connelly came to Lenz for help with a small idea she hoped would have a big impact at this year’s Book Expo America conference. Since a matchbook played a key role in the plot of “9...

Lenz Enhances the Georgia Cancer Specialists Brand With New Identity

Mar 19, 2010 | Branding/Design, Healthcare, Marketing

Georgia Cancer Specialists is getting a fresh new look just in time for spring. Designed by Scott Sanders, Creative Director at Lenz, the new look is an evolution of the existing logo with fresh graphics, a new typeface, and bright colors that create a clean,...

Lenz Music Raises More Than $5,000 For Two Atlanta Non-Profit Cancer Groups

Oct 25, 2009 | Marketing

Lenz Music, a division of Lenz, Inc., recently raised $5,190 for two Atlanta non-profit cancer organizations—the Georgia Cancer Foundation and the Magic of Life Foundation—at a benefit concert held at Eddie’s Attic in downtown Decatur. Proceeds will be...

Ellie Wants French Fries

Sep 18, 2009 | Branding/Design, Marketing

This morning, my wife and I were getting ready to send out a birthday card, and we were having our children sign them as we usually do. My two-year-old daughter Ellie took her turn with the pen, and she scribble-scrabbled something on the card. Afterwards, she dropped...

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