Posts Tagged ‘Fred Bateman’

Bateman Group Welcomes Adchemy to Client Roster

Bateman Group Welcomes Adchemy to Client Roster

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Bateman Buzz Meter for January 2012

Lo and behold the Bateman Buzz Meter for January 2012

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Warm Welcome to Qualys, Antenna and Sociable Labs!

As the year comes to a close and we reflect back, there’s no denying 2011 has been an incredible year for Bateman Group. The surge we experienced in the fourth quarter; however, has truly been unprecedented. Today, we publicly announced our selection as agency of record by three exceptional companies.

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Bateman Group 2012 Predictions

To say that 2011 was a big year for the media, technology and PR industries would be a huge understatement. We saw LinkedIn’s IPO, the firing of Michael Arrington from TechCrunch, the firing of Carol Bartz from Yahoo!, the launch of Google+, the unfortunate passing of Steve Jobs and much, much more. Here are some [...]

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Lessons from the Most Interesting Summer Jobs at the Bateman Group – Part 2

In Part 1, we learned about the takeaways one could derive from working at a café, a summer camp, a haughty swim club and a Ryder Inc. rental center. Part 2 will focus on the men of the Bateman Group – Christmas calendar coming soon. This is Part 2 of 3 profiling the most interesting [...]

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Bateman Group Welcomes NatureBridge to Client Roster!

Today we publicly announced our selection as agency of record by NatureBridge, a 501(c) (3) nonprofit organization headquartered in San Francisco and the largest residential environmental education partner of the National Park Service. NatureBridge currently operates fourcampuses at Yosemite National Park, in Olympic National Park in Washington State, in Golden Gate National Park and in Santa Monica Mountains National Recreation Area and each year serves more than 40,000 participants through field science, youth leadership and teacher training programs.

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