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2007 Business Arts Partnership Award Winners

Small Business – Shively Photography

Nominated by BalletMet Columbus
Shively Photography owner Will Shively and his staff have been working with BalletMet since 1982, providing the organization with the images it uses for publicity for its performances. He has generously donated time, energy, equipment and services, and his images have given BalletMet increased visibility. BalletMet says it's hard to limit why Shively Photography should receive recognition, because Will and his staff are truly generous, always accommodating and always willing to push the limits of creativity. Will brings out the best in the BalletMet dancers. Shively's impact has been on the promotion and recognition of BalletMet, but more importantly, Will and his staff have touched the lives of the organization's staff and dancers.

Ologie

Nominated by Thurber House and the Jazz Arts Group
A nationally recognized, award winning branding agency, Ologie has been in business for 20 years. Ologie's partnership with Thurber House began in 2006, when the agency donated its time and services to promote the Thurber Prize for American Humor, the nation's highest honor in the art of humor writing, and an event featuring Thurber Prize winners Jon Stewart and the writers of The Daily Show with Jon Stewart. Ologie's partnership with the Jazz Arts Group dates to 2000, with the addition of William Faust to JAG's Board of Directors. Since then, Ologie has donated over $100,000 of design work to JAG, including the branding of all promotional materials for the organization, the development of annual season brochures and fundraising materials and invitations.

Chemical Abstract Services

Nominated by the Columbus Symphony Orchestra
Chemical Abstracts Service, a division of the American Chemical Society, provides the world's largest and most current collection of chemical and related scientific information. The Columbus Symphony's partnership with CAS began in 1983 volunteers approached CAS to host a Symphony concert on the company's lawn. This was the birth of the Symphony's Picnic With the Pops series, a mixture of inspiring classical and pops concerts. Between June and August, there are eight Picnic With the Pops during seven weekends with annual attendance of approximately 60,000 people who represent a diverse segment of central Ohio. Chemical Abstracts Service continues to be an extraordinary series host, donating their corporate campus and providing in-kind staff time, goods and services to the Symphony. In just the past four years, their cumulative contribution of goods and services has exceeded $1 million.