PR helps companies reach out to disabled

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Cole Communications is a public relations firm operated by Susan and Bob Cole dedicated to assisting disabled persons become productive. The couple left their jobs in prestigious firms to specialize in disabled persons after they begat a daughter that was born deaf. Bob Cole commented on the need to develop the disabled minority that he says is largely overlooked by most corporate hiring programs. Their daughter Debra now works as an adviser to students at the Arizona State University in Tempe, AZ. Cole adds that the disabled minority compose 53 million of US society and have disposable income amounting to $175 million that is triple the spending power of teenagers.

Cole Communications

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Lobsenzstevens

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Lobsenzstevens is a White Plains, NY-based healthcare PR unit of Pinnacle network, with communications experience in pharmaceuticals, OTC, complementary medicine, nutritionals, managed care, provider and institutional clients, non-profit associations, government, animal health products as well as expertise in cause-related marketing including cross-cultural Hispanic and Japanese communications. Some of its pharmaceutical clients include Bristol-Myers Squibb, Wyeth-Ayerst and Roberts Pharmaceuticals while some of its healthcare corporate clients include ManorCare Health Services, Windmill Consumer Products and American Medical Response.

Lobsenzstevens

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Publicis Dialog PR

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Publicis Dialog PR is a Seattle, WA-based full-service communications division of Paris, France-based ad agency Publicis. It offers public relations integrated with advertising, direct marketing, sales promotion and graphic design in various industries such as OTC pharmaceuticals, medical device and diagnostic firms, healthcare providers, insurers as well as government health agencies. Some of its clients are Advanced Cardiovascular Systems, California Health Department, Johnson & Johnson Medical, Texas Children's Hospital, United Healthcare and the Washington State Health Department.

Publicis Dialog PR

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