GreenCitizen™ Chosen as Finalist
in Excellence in Marketing Awards
San Francisco,
California, June 19, 2007— GreenCitizen™ was recently chosen as a finalist in the Excellent
in Marketing Awards organized by the San Francisco
Chapter of the American Marketing Association (SFAMA).
The event was held at the Sir Francis Drake Hotel
on May 17 and connects Fortune 500 companies and
their multimillion dollar marketing budgets with
small family run organizations whose marketing
efforts impact the local community.
Each year the SFAMA honors Bay Area companies
whose marketing achievements rate the highest distinction
in five categories:
- The Next Big Thing
- The Global Image Leader
- The Change Master
- Excellence in Community Service; and
- Excellence in Nonprofit Marketing.
The goal of the SFAMA Chapter is to add value to
our 600-member association by bringing in high
profile companies to discuss cutting edge marketing
issues and innovations in marketing.
2007 winners include Exploratorium for the Excellence
in Nonprofit Marketing, Sun Microsystems for Global
Image Leader, Safeway for the Change Master, YouTube
for Next Big Thing and Grey Advertising for the
Excellence in Community Service.
Company quote
‘’There are so many exciting and innovative
organizations around the bay area choosing a winner
in each category is a difficult decision,‘’ Bobbie
LaPorte said President of the SFAMA. ‘’We
look forward to more great marketing in the future,‘’ she
continued.
About the SFAMA
The San Francisco American Marketing Association
is a local chapter of the American Marketing
Association, the world’s largest marketing
association with more than 40,000 members. Founded
in 1937, the SFAMA serves the five counties of
the greater San Francisco Bay Area by providing
its 600 members with a range of tools and resources,
as well as valuable industry contacts and information.
To learn more about the organization and the
awards for 2007 please call (510) 625-2007 or
visit www.sfama.org.
About GreenCitizen
GreenCitizen provides convenient, accountable,
and safe solutions that make it easy for individuals
and business to recycling electronics responsibly-
helping to save the environment from harmful
electronic waste. GreenCitizen’s educational/drop-off
centers in San Francisco and Los Altos, lectures,
community programs and website inform people
about the issues of electronic waste and the
importance of responsible recycling. For more
information, visit www.greencitizen.com or call
415.287.0000 x701.
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