Paul served as a National Committee member at the AAAA (4A’s American Association of Advertising Agencies) for several years between 1997 and 2003. During his tenure, he worked on the establishment of a number of initiatives and papers focusing on how agencies and clients should engage during the new business process.
New York, NY – July 8, 2013 – The ADVERTISING Club of New York announced that Slightly Mad’s own Paul Levine will be the recipient of the 2013 New York Ad Club President’s Award.
Our team recently helped put together an amazing holiday party for our friend, The Spirit of Huntington Art Center!
The hearts of the whole team here at Slightly Mad go out to the victims of the senseless acts of violence in Paris and Beirut this past week. Even during this horrific time, we’re reminded of how the power of imagery can help unite us all.
ABCO HVACR Supply & Solutions turned to us to promote their new location in Lakewood, New Jersey. We created a TV commercial that incorporates a fun animation with a summer theme while reinforcing their brand.
Slightly Mad, along with the Spirit Of Huntington Art Center, is proud to announce that company president and co-founder Michael Kitakis has been named the Center’s new executive director.
Watch how we develop the hook, look, and feel of Hassett Automotive of Wantagh, NY.
Those magical words “free” and “iPad®” still hold true when it comes to developing a great promotion. Our team just launched an eight-week Facebook promotion for Bazzini String Instruments called the “Bazzini Free iPad® Sweepstakes” and it is turning into a huge success!
On Friday, November 5th, our new addition to the family had a “kick-off” launch party for their new website hosted by Assisted Living at Home. “We love our new website,” said Martha Pofit “They did a great job in guiding us in the right direction of developing our new brand”
One of our most exciting clients is Suzanne Hand & Associates, the eminent court-reporting agency. There’s a steely cool about court reporting … Bondian, really, with the intrigue and the gadgets and the girls (as Suzanne told me this week, court reporting remains an overwhelmingly female industry).
So, OK … it’s not “Godfather II.” It’s not even “Weekend at Bernie’s II.” But that hasn’t lessened the excitement in Bohemia, where production is underway on Nicolock Paving Stones and Retaining Walls’ second-ever direct-response television commercial.
