• Fenty Debuts Six New North Woods TV Ads

    Fenty 2010 TV Ad - Screenshot

    Spots show from real D.C. residents what Fenty has done for them
    July 29, 2010, 12:29PM

     

    Current Washington D.C. Mayor Adrian Fenty has brought on North Woods Advertising for his 2010 campaign for re-election. The work we did for him in 2006, which can be found in the ‘Our Work’ section (here), was very successful in getting the one time council member elected as the youngest person ever to mayor of the District of Columbia.

     

    Now, in the face of a competitive Democratic primary in his bid for re-election, North Woods was hired to produce a series of fifteen second TV ads, aimed at showing the people of D.C. support Fenty and the work he has been doing.

     

    Click below to watch the ads after the jump…

     

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  • North Woods Advertising takes home nine Pollies, including two gold and a silver

    2010 Pollie Awards

    Wheelan for Congress campaign takes three awards
    March 29, 2010, 4:00PM

     

    2009 was a successful year for North Woods Advertising. The American Association of Political Consultants recognized this fact by awarding us nine seperate Pollie awards. The Pollies, an annual award show regarded as the “Oscars of Political Advertising,” recognizes thos engaged in the business of politics. Each year a panel of theirpeer judges representing the industry’s best campaigning experts decide the most creative, innovative and unique work in political consulting and public affairs.

     

    Our “Underwater” ad for Charlie Wheelan for U.S. Congress took home the top prize (gold) in the Overall Campaigns – Television category. The “Bright Knight Webtoon” took gold as well in Candidate Campaigns – Internet Web Video/Animation.

     

    For a full list of the 2010 Pollie award winners, click here.

     

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  • North Woods helps National Nurses United with SendANurse.org PSA

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    NWA teams up with James Gandolfini, Carl Ginsburg in effort to aid Haiti
    February 10, 2010, 2:00PM

     

    National Nurses United and the Registered Nurse Response Network have been working tirelesly to send the aid and support of qualified nurses down to the disaster relief effort in Haiti. Nearly 7,500 registered nurses have now signed up to volunteer for Haiti disaster relief, believed to be the largest outpouring of RN volunteers in U.S. history.

     

    Please Visit SendANurse.org to donate

     

    NNU, the largest union and professional organization of U.S. nurses, which has also sent hundreds of volunteers on past disaster relief efforts following Hurricane Katrina, the South Asia tsunami, and Southern California wildfires, is presently organizing the first team of nurses for deployment.

     

    North Woods Advertising joined NNU in creating the SendANurse.org public service announcement that drives donations towards NNU’s relief work. …

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  • Who Gets Petters Scheme Money?

    Stop The Petters Scam - Where's The Money - Fox9 Screenshot

    “Where’s the Money” ads ran in Strib and PiPress
    Fox9 News Investigates December 10th, 2009 | Link to article

     

    MINNEAPOLIS – Now that Tom Petters is convicted of running a $3.5 billion investment scheme, many are wondering what happen to all the money and if investors will get it back.

     

    Open up the Pioneer Press and you’ll see the quarter page ad, ‘Where’s the Money? Part eleven.

     

    The “where’s the money” ads were created by Bill Hillsman, who says no one is following the money trail.

     

    “A lot of money ends up in the coffers of government and the professionals but very little money getsback to the people who were really victimized in these situations,” Hillsman said. …

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  • NJ Star-Ledger Endorses Ind. Chris Daggett

    Independent gubernatorial candidate Chris Daggett at the Star-Ledger editorial board meeting on Friday. (Ed Murray/ The Star-Ledger)

    Star-Ledger endorses independent Chris Daggett for N.J. governor
    Star-Ledger Editorial Board/The Star-Ledger
    October 10, 2009, 5:00PM | Link to article

     

    The Star-Ledger today endorses independent candidate Chris Daggett and recommends his election as the next governor of New Jersey.

     

    The newspaper’s decision is less a rejection of Gov. Jon Corzine and Republican Chris Christie than a repudiation of the parties they represent, both of which have forfeited any claim to the trust and confidence of the people of New Jersey. They share responsibility for the state’s current plight.

     

    Only by breaking the hold of the Democratic and Republican mandarins on the governor’s office and putting a rein on their power will the state have any hope for the kind of change needed to halt its downward economic, political and ethical spiral. …

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  • Daggett Web Ad Parodies NJ Gov Debates

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  • Indie Candidate Daggett Launches 1st TV Ad

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