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| SEPTEMBER ISSUE | 2009 |
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| - AACC Conference October 18 - 20, 2009 - Previous Newsletters |
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Empowering Women through Karamah |
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| Karamah, a charitable human rights organization located in Washington, D.C., represents Muslim women lawyers dedicated to promoting dignity for all human beings through education and legal outreach. With the goal to improve the treatment of women and ensure that they take an active part in governing their lives, Karamah seeks to transform the archaic perception of women's status that still exist in some Muslim communities. Since 2003, TriVision Studios has been Karamah's source for video production, design, web, and audio/visual services.  |
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Smiles at Fairfax Corner | |||
| As the name suggests, Smiles at Fairfax Corner aims to have its patients visit and walk out of their dentistry clinic with smiles. Located in the heart of Fairfax, Virginia, Smiles at Fairfax Corner is a state-of-the-art dentistry clinic offering a range of dental services, using new technologies and procedures to provide oral health care and enhance smiles. Prior to its name change to Smiles at Fairfax Corner, the lead doctors at the practice, Dr. Riaz Rayek and Dr. Tara Zier, were looking for a new name to brand their practice. |
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Product Branding and Packaging for Al-Laf | |||
| Al-Laf Incorporated is the maker of home quality food products based in Central Asia which has now made its way to the United States market. Established in 1998, the company has built a reputation in producing unique, high-quality products made from natural organic ingredients. Al-Laf's main products include unique blends of various fresh fruits, dry fruits, and vegetables mixed in with flavorful spices. These mixed blends compliment any types of meals and food arrangements, often served as a side dish. In order to build a brand and look for its products ... |
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Product Placement: advertising without being advertorialProduct placement is a form of advertisement, where branded goods or services are placed in a context usually devoid of ads, such as movies, the story line of television shows, or news programs.Examples of product placement include Jack Bauer driving a Ford Expedition on a 24 episode, the American Idol judges drinking from Coca Cola bottles, or MTV selling branding rights to Pepsi for a Video Music Award during a live telecast. |
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