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<b>Local filmmaker launches FuseMedia</b>
Chris Macdonald, who has worked locally in the film industry for the past 17 years, launched his own Internet marketing company, FuseMedia.
The company uses streaming video over the web to market local businesses. Macdonald produces 3- to 8-minute films, developed around the products or services that make a business exceptional. The short film can be posted to the client's website to reach a worldwide audience. Films also can be e-mailed directly to receptive clients.
"With the explosive popularity of video and the Internet, I saw an opportunity to use streaming video as a cost-effective marketing tool for innovative businesses," stated Macdonald.
Macdonald's experience includes producing and editing credits on more than 25 documentaries for ABC, NBC, Outdoor Life Network and Animal Planet. He was also production director at PlumTV for two years.
The new service is primarily targeted to real estate companies and brokers to showcase luxury listings and agent profiles. FuseMedia recently partnered with Blue Tent Marketing, one of Aspen's Internet marketing companies, to expand its audience. Macdonald plans to extend his service to include video profiles for architects, interior designers, fine artists or anyone with a great product or service.
For more information, visit www.fusemedia.tv, or contact Chris Macdonald at 970.309.6213 or at chris@fusemedia.tv.
<b>Local project published in Architectural Record</b>
Aspen-based Willis Pember Architects Inc.'s Wagner Park Edge project was featured in the September issue of Architectural Record, in a piece called "Selling the Light of Day" by Russell Fortmeyer.
The Wagner Park Edge project has received previous state and regional awards from the American institute of Architects, American Society of Landscape Architects and the American Council of Engineering Companies. The current publication of the project is a national overview of the building-integrated photovoltaic industry and coverage of exceptional demonstration projects.
Specifically, the city of Aspen's green building initiative and reliance on renewable energy sources were cited as creating a positive future for buildings that employ emerging, environmentally friendly technologies. The project was completed in 2002.
For more information, contact Willis Pember Architects Inc. at 920-1727.
<b>Peak Capital to provide for small businesses</b>
Avon-based Peak Capital Resources hopes to solve a problem that many small businesses face: the need for working capital to grow the business. The company is offering its financing services to small- and medium-sized business in Pitkin, Garfield, Mesa, Summit and Eagle counties.
Peak Capital offers alternative means of funding to business owners who have been unable to qualify under traditional bank lending standards.
According to owner Craig Nelson, "Accounts receivable are often the most valuable asset a small business has. Our company buys that asset at a discounted rate, using a quick, user-friendly system.
"When businesses are new or making internal changes, it can sometimes be difficult to receive financing from a traditional lenders like a bank," Nelson continues. "Peak Capital has creative options that can help businesses get to where they need to be at any phase of their development."
Peak Capital addresses a variety of business needs, from seed money and aid in start-ups to maintaining day-to-day operations and acquiring the cash needed to grow to the next level.
For more information, contact Nelson at (970) 748-1998 or e-mail Nelson at craig@peakcapital.us.
<b>Caviar & Showbiz back again</b>
Aspen gadfly Emzy Veazy recently produced and hosted an episode of "Caviar & Showbiz" at Aspen's GrassRoots Channel 12 on the topic "In Fashion."
Aspen furrier Mickey Alper of Aspen Fur & Shearling is interviewed on the episode, which highlights the fur industry, fur care, fur history, fur restyling, etc. Alper is a third generation furrier. A female model appeared during the taping session to model two fur fashions.
Air dates and times for "Caviar & Showbiz" are Tuesday, Sept. 19, at 12:30 p.m., and Thursday, Sept. 21, at 1 p.m.
Chris Macdonald, who has worked locally in the film industry for the past 17 years, launched his own Internet marketing company, FuseMedia.
The company uses streaming video over the web to market local businesses. Macdonald produces 3- to 8-minute films, developed around the products or services that make a business exceptional. The short film can be posted to the client's website to reach a worldwide audience. Films also can be e-mailed directly to receptive clients.
"With the explosive popularity of video and the Internet, I saw an opportunity to use streaming video as a cost-effective marketing tool for innovative businesses," stated Macdonald.
Macdonald's experience includes producing and editing credits on more than 25 documentaries for ABC, NBC, Outdoor Life Network and Animal Planet. He was also production director at PlumTV for two years.
The new service is primarily targeted to real estate companies and brokers to showcase luxury listings and agent profiles. FuseMedia recently partnered with Blue Tent Marketing, one of Aspen's Internet marketing companies, to expand its audience. Macdonald plans to extend his service to include video profiles for architects, interior designers, fine artists or anyone with a great product or service.
For more information, visit www.fusemedia.tv, or contact Chris Macdonald at 970.309.6213 or at chris@fusemedia.tv.
<b>Local project published in Architectural Record</b>
Aspen-based Willis Pember Architects Inc.'s Wagner Park Edge project was featured in the September issue of Architectural Record, in a piece called "Selling the Light of Day" by Russell Fortmeyer.
The Wagner Park Edge project has received previous state and regional awards from the American institute of Architects, American Society of Landscape Architects and the American Council of Engineering Companies. The current publication of the project is a national overview of the building-integrated photovoltaic industry and coverage of exceptional demonstration projects.
Specifically, the city of Aspen's green building initiative and reliance on renewable energy sources were cited as creating a positive future for buildings that employ emerging, environmentally friendly technologies. The project was completed in 2002.
For more information, contact Willis Pember Architects Inc. at 920-1727.
<b>Peak Capital to provide for small businesses</b>
Avon-based Peak Capital Resources hopes to solve a problem that many small businesses face: the need for working capital to grow the business. The company is offering its financing services to small- and medium-sized business in Pitkin, Garfield, Mesa, Summit and Eagle counties.
Peak Capital offers alternative means of funding to business owners who have been unable to qualify under traditional bank lending standards.
According to owner Craig Nelson, "Accounts receivable are often the most valuable asset a small business has. Our company buys that asset at a discounted rate, using a quick, user-friendly system.
"When businesses are new or making internal changes, it can sometimes be difficult to receive financing from a traditional lenders like a bank," Nelson continues. "Peak Capital has creative options that can help businesses get to where they need to be at any phase of their development."
Peak Capital addresses a variety of business needs, from seed money and aid in start-ups to maintaining day-to-day operations and acquiring the cash needed to grow to the next level.
For more information, contact Nelson at (970) 748-1998 or e-mail Nelson at craig@peakcapital.us.
<b>Caviar & Showbiz back again</b>
Aspen gadfly Emzy Veazy recently produced and hosted an episode of "Caviar & Showbiz" at Aspen's GrassRoots Channel 12 on the topic "In Fashion."
Aspen furrier Mickey Alper of Aspen Fur & Shearling is interviewed on the episode, which highlights the fur industry, fur care, fur history, fur restyling, etc. Alper is a third generation furrier. A female model appeared during the taping session to model two fur fashions.
Air dates and times for "Caviar & Showbiz" are Tuesday, Sept. 19, at 12:30 p.m., and Thursday, Sept. 21, at 1 p.m.
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