Global Media Strategies Celebrating Six Years of Public Relations Innovation

davidmenzies — Tue, 18 Jun 2013 11:43:01 +0000

RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, N.C.–Innovative media relations and online publishing firm Global Media Strategies is celebrating six years of crafting and delivering strategic messaging for clients looking to strengthen their brand and increase their customer base while realizing a positive return on investment. The firm continues to secure placement for clients in trusted local and national third-party media outlets, validating client services and products and creating a clear path to sales.

Since launching in June 2007, Global Media Strategies has successfully gained traction in major media outlets in print, electronic, television and radio for clients in a wide variety of industries including technology, life sciences and manufacturing.

The firm’s signature Proposal => Engagement => Success model is proven effective at achieving results with a scalable package of services that can be tailored to each client’s specific needs as they relate to differentiating themselves from competitors; communicating value propositions; and providing easy access to products and services through customized, cost-effective public relations solutions. Global Media Strategies provides PR and media relations services to small startup operations and large established companies, giving each client premier service and individualized attention, regardless of size, industry, or type of services required. The types of clients serviced include Clinical Pharmacology; Healthcare Technology; Pharmaceutical Manufacturing; Analytical Instrumentation; Biomedical Product Manufacturing; Pharmacovigilance; Intellectual Property Law; Information Technology; Product Design and Engineering; Software; Retail; and Nonprofit.

Client News: Myers Bigel Featured in Regional, Industry, and National Media

davidmenzies — Fri, 15 Feb 2013 15:49:41 +0000

RALEIGH, N.C.–Myers Bigel Sibley & Sajovec, P.A. (Myers Bigel), the largest independent patent law firm in the Carolinas, was featured in major regional, industry, and national media outlets recently, providing insight on issues related to intellectual property and patent filings. Mitch Bigel was quoted heavily in the article “Triangle organizations pivot to deal with patent law changes” published in the Sunday, February 2nd Raleigh News & Observer, sharing his expertise on the America Invents Act and its changes to U.S. patent law in addition to being featured as a thought leader in an article running in the March 15 Wall Street Journal. This coverage comes on the heels of the op-ed piece “For patents, it will soon be a ‘first inventor to file’ world” by Jim Cannon and Erin Bobay which ran in the January 23rd edition of NC Lawyers Weekly. An Associated Press outlet, the News & Observer is the daily paper of record for the capitol of North Carolina with a Sunday circulation of almost 212,000. NC Lawyers Weekly is distributed to over 3,000 print subscribers in addition to a publishing a popular website and email newsletter.

Client News: Myers Bigel Strengthens Team

davidmenzies — Wed, 26 Dec 2012 15:34:21 +0000

RALEIGH, N.C.–Myers Bigel Sibley & Sajovec, P.A. (Myers Bigel), the largest independent patent law firm in the Carolinas, strengthened its stable team of practicing patent lawyers with two new hires in its electronics/computer practice group. Hee Jin Kwak, Ph.D. and Patrick P. Hansen are both registered to practice before the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office and bring strong private-sector technology experience to the firm. Dr. Kwak worked as a research engineer and as a patent engineer for seven years in the semiconductor division of Samsung Electronics, Co. Ltd., while Hansen was a verification engineer for IBM and a software analyst for Tom Clancy’s gaming company, a software engineer for an internet dot-com and Nortel Networks, and developed and administered an information management system for Duke’s Center for Human Genetics. Operating out of the Research Triangle Park area of North Carolina, Myers Bigel represents corporate and university clients located in the Carolinas, throughout the Southeast, across the United States, and in Europe and Asia. >> Visit MyersBigel.com

Client News: ClinPharm Consulting Sharing Pharmacokinetics Knowledgebase

davidmenzies — Wed, 17 Oct 2012 14:29:17 +0000

(RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, N.C.) The pharmaceutical industry’s go-to resource for pharmacokinetics (PK), ClinPharm Consulting, LLC, is sharing its in-depth knowledge of how to use PK to make better decisions faster at a key gathering of pharmaceutical scientists in Chicago October 15-18. ClinPharm will be exhibiting at the American Association of Pharmaceutical Scientists (AAPS) Annual Meeting, following the firm’s recent participation in September’s Annual Meeting of the American College of Clinical Pharmacology (ACCP). “Our message that pharmacokinetics is ‘all about time’ is resonating within the pharmaceutical industry,” said Geoff Banks, Ph.D., company CEO. “Fundamentally, PK is analysis of a drug in a matrix over time, but proper incorporation of PK into a drug development program is about maximizing and saving time on an individual study, in addition to across the whole program,” he explained. >> Visit ClinPharmConsulting.com

Client News: Myers Bigel Shares Patent Law Best Practices at Biotech Forum

davidmenzies — Tue, 28 Aug 2012 11:01:27 +0000

(Raleigh, N.C.) Myers Bigel Sibley & Sajovec, P.A. (Myers Bigel), the largest independent patent law firm in North Carolina, recently shared information and best practices in biotechnology patents at the inaugural Triangle Biotech Research Symposium held at the NC Biotechnology Center in Research Triangle Park. Patent attorney Shawna Lemon, Ph.D., J.D., delivered the presentation “Industry + University + Start-Up = RTP; Embracing Serendipity and Protecting Innovation” at the event on August 21st, addressing a packed house of biotech professionals. “What resonated with a number of people were my comments regarding patent strategy, specifically timing of filing, which will be impacted by upcoming changes to implement a first-to-file system effective March 16, 2013,” Dr. Lemon said. In her presentation, Dr. Lemon — whose practice areas include biotechnology, pharmaceutical, and chemical — examined how patents are used within universities, startups and established companies; visited the dangers of weak patents; and gave insight into when innovators should consider beginning the patent process. >> Visit MyersBigel.com

Client News: Montie Design Joins the Partnership for Defense Innovation

davidmenzies — Mon, 20 Aug 2012 17:23:01 +0000

(Research Triangle Park, N.C.) Innovation and commercialization firm Montie Design has officially joined the Partnership for Defense Innovation (PDI) as part of an overall effort to further its commitment to serving the changing needs of the defense industry. A tax exempt 501 c(3) organization promoting economic development in the defense space, PDI is based in Fayetteville. More information about Montie Design is available online at www.montie.com.

Client News: Montie Design Releases Portable RFID Field Detector

davidmenzies — Fri, 15 Jun 2012 15:18:38 +0000

(Research Triangle Park, N.C.) The innovation and commercialization experts at Montie Design have come up with a new troubleshooting tool for original equipment manufacturers to successfully identify where their products’ RFID portals can, or can’t, read tags. The new RFID Field Detector targets the presence of the 900mHz signal emitted by RFID portals with the push of a button, conveniently showing where the RFID field is strong and where it is weak through a series of seven LED lights on the ultra-thin, simple tool. Smaller than a smart phone, the low-cost RFID Field Detector uses minimal materials and is powered by just three AAA batteries. Product specs and details are available online at www.rfidfielddetector.com.

Client News: Innovative Branding Agency Relocates

davidmenzies — Thu, 14 Jun 2012 15:42:58 +0000

(Raleigh, N.C.) Full-service marketing and branding agency The Marketing Machine is proud to announce it has completed the relocation of its operations from Morrisville to downtown Raleigh’s Professional Building at 127 W. Hargett Street. The agency now occupies a corner suite on the seventh floor in a more efficient setting for its flex team to be closer to both clients and vendor partners as well as the creative vibe of downtown Raleigh. >> Read More

Client News: INI Power Systems Grabs the Spotlight in Major News & Observer Feature Article

davidmenzies — Fri, 18 May 2012 10:09:54 +0000

(Morrisville, N.C.) Hybrid alternative energy solutions provider INI Power Systems, Inc. recently garnered high-profile coverage in the Raleigh News & Observer, the daily newspaper of record for North Carolina’s state capital with a circulation of 134,000+. The coverage in the N&O and its affiliated suburban editions included a feature story on its innovative new Trinity™ series of portable alternative energy solutions and included full-color photos of INI Power staff and the Trinity™ system. The story highlighted growing interest in the units from first-responder and defense prospects, as well as the U.S. Army’s plan to test the systems at Ft. Belvoir in Virginia. >> Read More

Client News: Montie Design Participates in NCDBA, NCMBC Defense Industry Events

davidmenzies — Tue, 27 Mar 2012 10:38:01 +0000

(Morrisville, N.C.) Montie Design, an innovative concept-to-marketplace product design and development firm, recently participated in two key defense industry events in Research Triangle Park and Wilmington, N.C. Company President Montie Roland spoke at the North Carolina Defense Business Association (NCDBA) Breakfast with a Prime March 13th, and was an exhibitor in the North Carolina Military Business Center (NCMBC) Sustainability Symposium and Expo March 16th. “Our core competencies in mechanical engineering, industrial design, and prototyping translate well into a plethora of different projects for defense contractors and affiliated vendors,” Roland said. Montie Design is currently designing a salt fog environmental test chamber for use by the Department of Defense. >>read more