atLarge, Inc. Unveils New Creative Tampa Bay Brand and Web Site

Tampa, FL, February 24, 2010 --(PR.com)-- Today, Creative Tampa Bay launches its new brand and Web site. Creative Tampa Bay Chair Mark Sena said the timing could not be more right. "The brand that launched our organization six years ago was no longer relevant to what we are today. This new brand reflects our evolving organization, community and the creative individuals and organizations that we unite."

Internet marketing firm atLarge, Inc. donated Creative Tampa Bay’s branding and Web site as part of its Dream Large program. The Dream Large program awards non-profits the digital marketing tools that help them fulfill their missions. Recent Dream Large recipients have included the Glazer Children’s Museum and Girls Inc. of Sarasota County.

atLarge Founder Anand Pallegar said Creative Tampa Bay was selected because its efforts to stimulate the creative economy by uniting arts, culture, business, education and economic development are pivotal to our region. “Before ‘creative economies’ was a catch phrase, Creative Tampa Bay was connecting the minds, organizations and initiatives that build a sense of place and a sustainable business climate. Their work, whether it’s conducting research like the "Young and the Restless" and "Tampa Bay: Things Look Different Here" to help businesses attract and retain young, talented creatives or co-producing educational events like the "Florida Boomer Lifestyle Conference," is changing the way we live and work.”

About Creative Tampa Bay

Creative Tampa Bay acts as a catalyst for economic and social development by promoting principles of the creative economy and supporting our creative industries. Its goal is to serve as a connector of people, ideas, experiences and places. The organization believes that business, economic development, arts, culture, social and environmental principles must work together to create vibrant, sustainable communities.

About atLarge, Inc.

atLarge plans, designs, builds and markets Web sites, applications, social media strategies and online advertising campaigns. Founded in Sarasota in 2004, atLarge has elevated sales and brand awareness for a range of influential companies such as ActionQuest, Detroit Regional Chamber, Ford Motor Company, IMG Academies, METI, Ringling College of Art and Design, Ruth Eckerd Hall, Sarasota Convention & Visitors Bureau, Summit Hotels and The Observer Group.

About atLarge, Inc. Community Support

Twenty percent of all atLarge,Inc. work is reinvested in the community each year through donated Internet marketing projects. In 2008, atLarge, Inc. employees founded the Dream Large program in an effort to do even more. Dream Large gives non-profits the digital marketing assets they need to fulfill their mission – connecting them with donors, volunteers, stakeholders and the public. The program complements other atLarge, Inc. community programs of volunteerism and community support. Company employees are given paid time off to volunteer for the organizations they feel passionate about serving.

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