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This blog is a small offering of insights into design, web development, entrepreneurship, marketing and social issues from Mr Paul Green. It's updated on a bi-weekly basis.
It seems I have more and more good reasons to celebrate these days. It’s been pretty busy lately with multiple projects happening but last week I took some time to enjoy an evening with Mo Handahu of Clutch Culture. Not only was it an important milestone for her, as she put on her first independently managed fashion show at new restaurant and lounge bar La Trinidade, but it was also an important milestone for Calmunity Communications as it was the first time we handed out money to sponsor an event for an up and coming entreprenuer.
With the help of La Trinidade, she created a beautiful atmosphere for her guests to enjoy. The show featured poetry from the Artyst, soulful singer Ceeceefied, prize clutch give-a-ways, a live dj, a plethora of photographers onsite to capture the evening and more. We laughed. We cried. We were delighted and I know that everyone left the night hoping and looking forward to another night with the creator of Clutch Culture. Thanks Mo.
As Calmunity goes forth into the new year, we’ll continue to look for sponsorship opportunities for young entrepreneurs in and outside of Nova Scotia. We welcome all inquiries and love the idea of helping creative people so let us hear from you, send us a message.
This blog is a small offering of insights into design, web development, entrepreneurship, marketing and social issues from Mr Paul Green. It's updated on a bi-weekly basis.
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