For the 107,000 children who are available for adoption in the U.S. foster care system, there are two very different paths—be adopted by a permanent family or age out without the care and support of a permanent, loving family... Continue Reading
Strategic communications firm GMMB took home 13 awards at the American Association of Political Consultant’s (AAPC) 2013 Annual Pollie Awards & Conference – seizing top honors for ads created for candidates, causes and independent expenditure campaigns... Continue Reading
From concept to design to content development, GMMB worked with the Scaling Up Nutrition (SUN) Movement to develop a website that is the central platform for advancing SUN's goals... Continue Reading
GMMB celebrated big wins at the 2013 American Advertising Awards – formerly the DC ADDYs – receiving a total of eight awards for creative work... Continue Reading
The Center for the Next Generation (TCNG) had a vision for the launch of its “Too Small to Fail” campaign: wake up our country to the challenges facing America’s kids. While some organizations might have chosen to do that by simply putting out a press release and a report, TCNG knew that wouldn’t be enough to break through... Continue Reading
Last year, the Council of the Great City Schools asked GMMB to produce an online video with parents in the nation's largest urban school districts as its principal audience... Continue Reading
Today, February 27, the Supreme Court heard oral arguments for the Shelby v. Holder Voting Rights Acts case to determine the constitutionality of Section 5... Continue Reading
GMMB analyzed the education portion of President Obama’s State of the Union, as well as the social media conversation around it. What did we find? Education was the highest trending topic around the State of the Union address... Continue Reading
Strategic communications firm GMMB took home six awards at Friday’s 2013 Reed Awards – taking top awards for advertisements created for candidates, causes and independent expenditure campaigns. Three spots, produced as part of the Obama Media Team, took top honors; as well as two ads created by GMMB and its affiliates for Montana Hunters and Anglers Leadership Fund and for the Save Our Environment Action Fund... Continue Reading
Jim Margolis, senior partner, shares his thoughts on the 57th Presidential Inauguration. Continue Reading
Guided by two years of research about the millennial perspective regarding reproductive rights, NARAL asked GMMB to help them reposition choice and develop a compelling campaign aimed at the millennial generation... Continue Reading
GMMB helped invent Click It or Ticket back in 1993 and the impact of our work continues to be felt today, with new data showing highway deaths at the lowest level since 1949. Continue Reading
GMMB today announced the addition of brand planner Joel Johnson as senior vice president, director of strategic planning... Continue Reading
“Four more years” was the chant at GMMB’s office last night as the firm celebrated the re-election of President Barack Obama... Continue Reading
A+ Washington is a road map to ensure that every student has exceptional teachers, great public schools and an early start.. Continue Reading
GMMB has been recognized as an Official Honoree in the Activism category for the 16th Annual Webby Awards for its work on ThousandDays.org... Continue Reading
GMMB is proud to announce that we took home 12 Pollie Awards from the American Association of Political Consultants 21st Annual Conference and Awards Ceremony last Friday... Continue Reading
GMMB won seven awards at last night’s DC 2012 ADDY Awards... Continue Reading
GMMB and our clients walked away with seven Tellys at the 33rd Annual Telly Awards. Continue Reading
Reproductive rights have recently been the focus of a lot of attention... Continue Reading
Imagine all of the music, games, e-books, GPS, communications and social media apps that make up your wireless mind... Continue Reading
Energy companies have always paid government officials in resource-rich countries for access to oil, natural gas and minerals. That’s how their business is done. But... Continue Reading
Campaigns & Elections has announced that GMMB won four 2012 Reed Awards for excellence... Continue Reading
Each year, 16,900 Ohio kids get hooked on tobacco and end up costing the state economy $4.4 billion in health care bills. Our client, The Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids,... Continue Reading
Dr. Martin Luther King once said, “Life's most persistent and urgent question is, 'What are you doing for others?'”... Continue Reading
For the past four years, GMMB has worked with CTIA–The Wireless Association® on an industry branding campaign to celebrate the freedom and innovation wireless... Continue Reading
Congratulations to our client the Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM)! Their blog, Next (@WeKnowNext), was named... Continue Reading
After recently joining the firm, Jaime Alfonso Zapata is leading work with the James B. Hunt, Jr. Institute for Educational Leadership and Policy and the National Coalition for College Completion... Continue Reading
Alyson McColl, senior vice president, has been named a term member of the Council on Foreign Relations... Continue Reading
On behalf of the American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network (ACS CAN) GMMB created a national TV ad to urge Congress and the 12 members of the "super committee" to make cancer a national priority and protect programs on the front line in this fight. Continue Reading
Last week, GMMB scored a silver ADDY for our groundbreaking "mash-up" advertising campaign for America's Wireless Companies (CTIA). Continue Reading
There's nothing quite like being honored by your peers. So we were thrilled to learn we were taking home 23 Pollie Awards from the American Association of Political Consultants' 20th Annual Conference and Awards Ceremony. Continue Reading
Award-winning NPR journalist and leaders in U.S. and global health strategic communications are named Partners. Continue Reading
On the heels of a tough night for Democrats, GMMB is proud to congratulate all of its candidates on their re-elections. Continue Reading
GMMB congratulates the United Nations Foundation for helping to lead the discussion about girl empowerment around the Millennium Development Goals. Continue Reading
In preparation for the World Wildlife Fund's Earth Hour 2010, GMMB redesigned and launch http://www.EarthHour.org —a site built to maximize social media engagement. Continue Reading
As newspaper circulations continue to decline, is it still worth it to write and pitch op-eds? Continue Reading
GMMB received six ADDY ® Awards this year. The ADDY ® awards represent the true spirit of creative excellence by recognizing all forms of advertising from media of all types. Continue Reading
Jen looks forward to using her expertise in online advertising, social media, e-mail marketing and web analytics to help GMMB’s clients make our world a better place. Continue Reading
GMMB congratulates our client Eileen Filler-Corn on her March 2nd special election to the Virginia House of Delegates! Eileen overcame two blizzards and a ten point deficit in her six week campaign to victory. Continue Reading
GMMB won two 2010 Reed Awards, presented annually by The Campaigns & Elections magazine. Continue Reading
Award-winning journalist and national media leader to help global clients develop effective social advocacy campaigns in new media landscape. Continue Reading
Delacey served as communications director for Virginia Governor Tim Kaine for three years, after having served as press secretary for his successful 2005 campaign. Most recently, Delacey served as communications director for Terry McAuliffe's 2009 gubernatorial bid in the Virginia Democratic Primary. Continue Reading
"The Obama Media Team is honored to accept these amazing awards in recognition of the outstanding work done by so many people at the Campaign, in particular the New Media Group, alongside the multi-agency consulting team led by AKPD Message and Media and GMMB. Continue Reading
Media campaign helped drive enthusiastic support for most successfully branded candidate in history. Continue Reading