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Anstey Hodge was proud to be able to provide our PR services to promote an exclusive event held at The Crossings at Ironbridge in Chester, Virginia.

Kelsey Harrison, mezzo-soprano, from Charlotte, North Carolina, conducted a special performance for the residents of The Crossings at Ironbridge.  Harrison’s grandmother, Catherine Tierney, has been a resident of The Crossings at Ironbridge since 2013.  “My grandmother has attended every single recital I have ever given, that is why it is so important to me now to bring this recital to her.  She has always been my biggest fan and supporter,” Harrison said.

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LeadingAge Virginia attendees, arriving in Roanoke for the Annual Conference and Trade Show, received a warm welcome from Anstey Hodge.

Guests were invited to “fill up” at the gas station (Anstey Hodge office) by enjoying a delectable assortment of locally produced food and refreshing beverages.

“Your Brand Is More Than Your Logo” was the topic of a presentation given by Angela Hamilton, executive vice president of Anstey Hodge during the LeadingAge Virginia Annual Conference and Trade Show held at the Hotel Roanoke on June 3-5, 2015.

During her session, Angela shared the importance of branding, both for communities and for individual professionals. She shared examples of how senior living communities can implement branding best practices.

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It was great to get out of the office and read to the first grade class at Crystal Spring Elementary School. Thanks for having me (and for being so good).

“The Marketing Mix: Finding the Importance of Brand, Media Usage and Social Media was the topic of a panel discussion during the 2015 Joint Annual Conference of LeadingAge Georgia and LeadingAge South Carolina. Anstey Hodge

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Anstey Hodge is proud to be recognized for work that was designed for the The Martinsville-Henry County Economic Development Corporation. The Martinsville-Henry County Tourism Division’s new logo received a Platinum MarCom Award and the Martinsville-Henry County Activity Guide was honored with a Gold MarCom Award.

The recognition took place in Dallas, Texas. More than 6,500 entries for the competition were received from throughout the United States, Canada and 15 other countries.

Performance Beyond: The Campaign for Jefferson Center was announced during a news conference at the historic cultural facility in downtown Roanoke on April 17, 2015. Anstey Hodge was proud to partner with the Jefferson Center to implement this extraordinary fundraising effort designed to raise $4 million to ensure the long-term viability of the historic cultural facility and provide a means to strengthen and enhance imperative community services.

The Nancy Dahlstrom exhibition catalogue created for The Eleanor D. Wilson Museum at Hollins University won a 2015 Western Virginia Advertising Award in the Advertising for the Arts & Sciences/Brochures and Sales Kit category.