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Duet Does Social Media For Sports Agency |
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Thursday, 18 June 2009 00:00 |
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Kevin Poston, President and CEO of Professional Sports Planning, Inc. has hired Duet Digital Media to take over the day-to-day oversight of the sports agencies interactive and social media content. Poston was a reluctant convert to some of the popular sites like Twiiter and Facebook. According to Duet CEO Tony Mottley, it took some convincing to get the ball rolling, "when we met with Kevin about taking on the project we had to demonstrate how this activity could have a direct impact on his business." In the first month the results have been excellent as nearly a dozen sportswriters and bloggers are following Poston on Twitter. It's raised the profile of the agency and connected him directly with decision makers and influencers in the industry. As for Kevin Poston, "I don't know how all of this stuff works, I leave that to Tony and his team, but I can see that it's working for me."
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Auto Suppliers Make Pitch for Survival |
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Thursday, 04 June 2009 22:59 |
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Workers from six Metro Detroit minority auto suppliers appear in a new web video that details what's at stake for them in the wake of the General Motors and Chrysler bankruptcies. In Michigan, there are more auto workers employed by suppliers than their Big-Three automotive counterparts -- a little known fact. The web video, "Manufacturing Excellence In Action" is told through heartfelt, first-person interviews with workers from The Bing Group, ChemicoMays, Dakkota/Rush Trucking, Genesee Packaging, James Group International and Vitec. The project is a joint venture between Trudy Stokes of Gallant Stokes Productions and Tony Mottley of Duet Digital Media.
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Monday, 16 February 2009 00:00 |
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Chicago based non-profit E-Three Labs chose Duet Digital Media as its agency of record to produce multimedia content and other corporate communications. E-Three spokesman Matthew Marks said the decision was easy, "Tony Mottley (Duet President) has the skills and track record we were looking for and their presentation and ideas blew us away. The first order of business was to connect E-Three to a major community event scheduled for the Michigan Opera Theatre on April 25, 2009. Silent Heroes Night will celebrate the contributions of 18 community activist and the proceeds from the event will go to E-Three to aid their efforts to bring education and sustainable energy to South Africa, Rwanda, Tanzania, Haiti and Jamaica.
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Monday, 27 April 2009 00:00 |
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Duet Digital Media CEO Tony Mottley was among 18 community leaders recognized during the first annual Silent Heroes Night Gala held April 25, 2009 at the Detroit Opera House. The honorees, who cut across race, age and gender, were serenaded with musical entertainment ranging from gospel and jazz to R&B and hip-hop. Born out of the idea that the biggest stories are not the ones that are written in mainstream media headlines, but rather the ones that are not being told – found behind the facade of news media, the Silent Heroes Night Awards is a different take on individuals and groups involved at the grassroots level. Tony Mottley was recognized for his role as a television producer and community advocate.
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Pontiac Schools Documentary |
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Friday, 04 April 2008 00:00 |
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The Pontiac School District has hired Emmy Award winning documentary filmmaker Tony Mottley to capture the historic transition taking place within the district. Chiefly, the districts two high schools will merge into a new school that will feature new teaching techniques and specialized academies. Disciplines from graphic ats, entrepreneurship, and a diverse health care curriculum are just a few of options offered. The film will cover the final days of Pontiac Northern and Pontiac Central through the first days of the new combined Pontiac High School.
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