
News
May
2008
MCCARTY & ASSOCIATES TO RELEASE PRO-BONO MARKETING GRANT APPLICATION
FOR 2008
McCarty & Associates “a marketing firm,”
has just announced they will provide pro-bono services in the form
of a marketing grant for non-profit companies located in Mason County
for the remainder of the 2008 calendar year.
This marketing
grant will give the chosen local company a chance to work on their
marketing campaign, which will in turn boost their value in the community
all while giving McCarty & Associates an opportunity to give back to the community. McCarty & Associates
will donate a set amount of service hours to the selected non-profit company,
and will oversee projects for them such as branding, fundraising, and/or membership
campaigns.
McCarty & Associates
is a local company that has been based out of Shelton since 1986. To
apply for the marketing grant, due June 2, 2008, please download
the grant
application.
The selected company will be contacted the last
week of June.
Related Downloads:
Grant Application Form
Grant Narrative
Grant Criteria
January
2008
McCARTY
REAPPOINTED TO UNIVERSITY BOARD
Business
owner, Virginia J. McCarty, was reappointed to the Professional
Advisory Board of Washington State University's Edward R. Murrow
College of Communication, the largest college of communication
on the west coast.
"This is a significant honor in recognition of your achievements in your
chosen communication field," said then Director, Alex Tan, of the Murrow
College of Communication at WSU, when McCarty was originally appointed in 1996.
She
joins 30 other top notch professional communicators from across
the country. Being a WSU graduate is not a prerequisite for the
appointment, however, McCarty (Jessemey) did graduate from WSU
in 1974.
Since 1986 she has been the founder/CEO of McCarty & Associates, "a
marketing firm" and represents clients around the Puget Sound
area.
She has won many state and national awards for her marketing
campaigns and is very active in her church, and in local civic and
commerce groups.
"To
be persuasive, we must be believable; to be believable, we
must be credible; to be credible, we must be truthful."
Edward
R. Murrow
Link
to the Edward
R. Murrow College of Communication - WSU
August
2006
HOSPITAL FOUNDATION HONORS MCCARTY AS ONE OF THREE LOCAL
BUSINESS WOMEN
Virginia
Jessemey McCarty, owner and CEO of McCarty & Associates,
Inc. “a marketing firm,” was a recipient of the 2006
American Business Women's Award presented by Mason General
Hospital Foundation. Xinh Dwelley, owner
and chef of the world famous Xinh's Clam and Oyster House;
and Irene Locke, former owner of the legendary
Chinese restaurant, Ming Tree Cafe; were
the other two recipients.
Every year
MGH's Foundation honors three outstanding business women who are, or were,
successful in their occupations; work or have worked in Mason County;
and are active as volunteers in the community. There were 18 nominations
in 2006.
Virginia founded McCarty & Associates,
Inc. “a marketing firm” in 1986 as a local marketing consultant
specializing in strategic marketing and planning.
With
extensive knowledge and continuous education in business, marketing,
and graphics, McCarty & Associates offers strategic ideas to
businesses incorporating the marketing mix – price, product, place,
and promotion. The mission statement – “To serve” sums up
Virginia's business philosophy of always doing what is best for the
client.
Virginia,
a graduate of Washington State University, has won numerous awards
for her work, including state and national awards for marketing,
as well as a first place photography award. After graduation
she worked for WSU; and later Sunkist Growers, Inc. in Los Angeles,
before starting her own firm in Shelton, WA. She is deeply
involved in the Mason County business and church communities and
beyond, with many past and present board memberships. Currently she
serves on the Professional Advisory Board at WSU for the Edward R.
Murrow College of Communication where she also established a scholarship
award at WSU. Virginia, who describes herself as “a student
always” is currently working on her Masters of Business Administration
in Global Marketing.
“Virginia
is an example of a business woman who has mastered life,” said her
nominator.
“She is grounded in her family, church, and community,
and her integrity and values permeate her work."
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