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Testimonials
Working with 'Be Greater Creative' was an absolute game-changer for Queens Gambit. We collaborated with their exceptionally talented students as they seamlessly elevated our brand to unprecedented heights. Their dedication to understanding our mission of utilizing chess as a catalyst for nurturing the next generation of leaders was truly remarkable. Not only did these students exude professionalism throughout the process, but their meticulously conducted research and abundance of innovative ideas breathed new life into our narrative. We consider ourselves incredibly fortunate to have had the opportunity to partner with such a dynamic and insightful team. Thank you, 'Be Greater Creative,' for helping us make an indelible mark on our audience and stakeholders alike!
Sometimes it takes a fresh look from creative people outside a project to see opportunities that those working on it day-to-day have not seen."
LifeSpan, Inc. is a not for profit corporation providing support for older adults, their families and loved ones in their homes and communities in Allegheny County for 48 years. LifeSpan was offered the opportunity by Penn State – Greater Allegheny Campus Faculty Member, Rosemary Martinelli to use the objective expertise of the Communications and Marketing students to evaluate our current marketing and Public Relations materials (brochures and Website) and provide us insightful feedback and advice to create more appealing and effective ways to Market our agency services and supports. The students input and suggestions from the students enabled LifeSpan to re-design our website and improve our brochures and service descriptions."
On behalf of Band Together Pittsburgh, we were truly honored and appreciative of the tremendous work that your students performed for our organization. They were creative, thorough, punctual, and organized in every aspect of the project. You have such a fine group of hardworking and talented young people, and we sure hope to continue this relationship."