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December 10, 2010Public Image Plus Earns Praise at MSPE EventSteve Veile recently spoke on crisis communications at the Missouri Society of Professional Engineers' 7th Annual Fall PDH Days event in Jefferson City. The presentation, featuring COMMUNIQUÉ's Public Image Plus media training program, was well-received by an enthusiastic audience.In a letter to Veile, MSPE Vice President David C. Howe reported that "Your session on Crisis Communications: Public Image Plus received high marks on our evaluation forms along with the following comments: "very good presentation, Impressed!, good points on "engineering speak", very appropriate, kept group engaged well, gave new perspective to media, well-presented!"July 19, 2010COMMUNIQUÉ, Inc. Wins2010 Videographer Award of DistinctionCommuniqué, Inc. has won the award of distinction from the Videographer Awards for a promotional video it produced for the Jefferson City Convention and Visitors Bureau. The video, entitled "Feel the History," highlights the history, fun, and spirit of Jefferson City. The city's attractions and historical sites, including the Missouri State Capitol, the Missouri Governor's Mansion, the Missouri State Penitentiary, and the Salute to America celebration are featured in the video. The video will be shown to Midwestern bus tour directors who are planning excursions to Missouri.The Videographer Awards are judged by the Association of Marketing and Communication Professionals, an international organization of marketing professionals.COMMUNIQUÉ, Inc. is a full-service strategic communications firm, founded in 1979. Other agency clients include the United Soybean Board, ESB Bank, Bank of Hannibal, and Northarvest Bean Growers Association.# # #June 14, 2010Jefferson City residents give high scores to public safety and are looking toward the future in final Citizen Survey resultsJefferson City, Mo. − Final results of the Citizen Survey are in and highlights show thatJefferson City residents have high confidence in public safety and are interested in economicdevelopment.Communiqué, the research and public relations firm hired by the City of Jefferson to conduct the Citizen Survey, will present detailed information from the survey at 5:30 p.m. today at a City Council work session in the Boone-Bancroft Room at City Hall. The survey was mailed in April to 2,000 residents randomly selected from a list of more than 19,000 registered active Jefferson City voters. The largest number of respondents were ages 46 to 66. More than 80 percent have lived in the city for more than 10 years.Highlights from the Citizen Survey final results include:Nearly 80 percent of those surveyed believe Jefferson City is "a great place to live, work and raise a family" and consider the quality of life as "very good. "Nearly 90 percent of those surveyed indicated they are satisfied or very satisfied with fire protection. Police protection followed closely with more than 74 percent. Nearly 90 percent of respondents believe the city should work to encourage industry and business to relocate to Jefferson City.Sixty-three percent of respondents believe parts of the Missouri State Penitentiary should be developed to attract tourists to Jefferson City. Nearly two-thirds agreed or strongly agreed that Jefferson City should continue efforts to encourage rehabilitation of homes and buildings in the older parts of the city, an area now designated as "Old Town." More than 80 percent of respondents consider repair and maintenance of roads, bridges, sidewalks and storm water drainage a high priority.Mayor John Landwehr said the Citizen Survey results will serve a valuable role as the city council and staff work toward the continuing development of the city."The information we learn from the survey will also allow us to identify some of the areas we may need to work on such as improving communication on some of our long-range projects,enhancing specific city services or finding ways to attract new businesses to the city," he said. "We appreciate everyone who took the time to complete the survey and provide us with their opinions."Complete results of the Citizen Survey will be available starting Tuesday, June 15 on the city'sWeb site at www.jeffcitymo.org.###
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