SEPTEMBER 2003 MEETING

Where the Work Is: 
Selling Yourself Creatively 
and Finding Your Niche Aesthetics

Tom Sullivan, President and CEO, Princeton Partners
Debra Newton, President, Newton Gravity Shift
Rod Ammon, President, Stonehouse Media

Date:        Wednesday, September 24, 2003
Time:        6:30 PM for food and networking, 7:00 PM meeting start
Location: Auditorium, Sarnoff Corporation, Princeton, NJ
                 201 Washington Road (Rt 571, 1/4 mile south of US 1)
  Cost:        Free for Princeton MCA-I Members, 
                      Other MCA-I members $5, Non-members $15
                      Includes delicious submarine sandwiches.

Additional Information
Directions to the Meeting

In this tough economic environment, getting yourself noticed and boosting
name recognition is more important than ever in generating business. That's
true whether you are selling cars, soap, or creative media communication
services. So no matter what role you play in media communication, this
kick-off to our 2003 - 2004 presentation season will provide you with
valuable perspectives on marketing your creativity.

To cover the topic we've convened a "presidential panel" including:

• Tom Sullivan, President and CEO of Princeton Partners, 
  a $35 million advertising agency serving consumer and business-to-business clients through national and international branding, advertising and marketing programs.
  
• Debra Newton, President and co-founder of Newton Gravity
  Shift, a 50-person strategic e-marketing and learning company that provides comprehensive technology-based marketing services and complete blended learning solutions.
  
• Rod Ammon, President and co-founder of Stonehouse Media,
  a full-service video, animation and multimedia production facility, whose slogan is "a passion for engaging the audience."

This triumvirate of presidents understands how to position their own
companies using creativity as a competitive advantage and how to evaluate
potential freelancers and specialty creative partners to provide the kind of
niche services it doesn't pay to have on staff.

The discussion will be broken into two sections: How the Presidents market
their companies' creativity and what they look for in those who are
marketing creative services to them.

Additional Information

Contact: Andy Kienzle, PMCA President,
         609-818-0025, x146, akienzle@newtongravity.com

Princeton MCA-I
         www.movingimage.org

Directions to Sarnoff Corp.

Sarnoff Corp. is on Routes 1 and 571,
         off the Penns Neck circle at Washington Road / Route 571

From Route 1, take Route 571 towards Hightstown
         Take the first left at the Sarnoff sign
         The Sarnoff building is straight ahead two blocks
         At the building, turn left to Auditorium, right for additional parking

Sarnoff: Directions
         http://www.sarnoff.com/contact/directions.asp

Driving directions for Sarnoff Corp.