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PA1GN <br />NErwORK <br />GODDARD*':CLAUSSEM <br />,Q <br />Section 2: Examples of Related Work <br />Math For America-2007 to Current <br />Math for America, a nonprofit based in New York City that offers a fellowship to potential math <br />teachers, wanted to increase the number of applicants for its program while strengthening its <br />brand awareness. After interviewing the staff, conducting a focus group with successful <br />applicants, reviewing previous research, and conducting a communication audit, Goddard <br />Clausen found that the ideal applicant loved not just math, but humor as well. <br />Using this knowledge, we targeted both potential applicants and those who might influence <br />someone to teach with a play on words using mathematical terms. In the fall of 2007, we launched <br />print, online, and outdoor advertising with headlines such as, "If you know that the chain rule has <br />nothing to do with hardware, we have a future for you." The goal was to charm those who knew <br />enough about math to get the "inside" joke and pique their interest in the program. Nationwide <br />advertising was supported with the creation of a fresh new marketing brochure that continued the <br />emotional hook for math lovers with the opening line, "Does math make your heart beat faster?" <br />Nuclear Threat Initiative-2004 to Present <br />The Nuclear Threat Initiative is an organization founded by former Senator Sam Nunn and Ted <br />Turner to involve the private sector in the control of nuclear, biological and chemical weapons and <br />of tons of weapons usable nuclear material stored in over forty countries around the world. The <br />organization is an NGO dedicated to helping achieve the goals of the Nunn Lugar Legislation that <br />committed the U.S. to helping secure weapons and material in the former Soviet Union. <br />Goddard Claussen researched, wrote and produced a dramatic thriller based on fact. With former <br />Senator Fred Dalton Thompson playing the role of the American President, the film is "A wake-up <br />call for America and the world," according to the 911 Commission. In a fast paced thriller, the <br />Presidents of America and Russia discover a plot to steal nuclear warheads. As the action plays <br />out, nuclear material is also stolen from labs in Belarus and South Africa and fashioned into three <br />bombs headed for London, New York and Washington DC. <br />The Department of Homeland Security requested 1,000 copies of the film which it is using to train <br />first responders all over America. And Last Best Chance was a feature film presentation of HBO <br />and aired for several weeks on the channel in its first run. It has been showed in hundreds of <br />venues around the world as part of a global outreach campaign and over 100,000 copies of the DVD <br />have been distributed world wide. The movie is also used as part of undergraduate and graduate <br />school curricula in some of America's major Universities. <br />Page -5- <br />3/16/2008 <br />TCN/GC Joint Proposal <br />
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