How We Think

Earlier this month, KHJ was honored to receive two Lamplighter Awards from the New England Society of Healthcare Communications (NESHCo) at their annual spring conference in Providence.

Thank goodness it’s Friday! What a week here at KHJ. If celebrating Friday wasn’t enough, we have something BIGGER to celebrate. Our very own Judy Habib is being celebrated for her accomplishments that led to her becoming one of the top 100… no scratch that… one of the top 50 women led-companies in the state by The Commonwealth Institute and the Boston Globe magazine. 

That was a quote from our CEO Judy Habib in today’s Wall Street Journal article “The Missing Boom in Small-Business Sales.” Journalist Ruth Simon dispels predictions that with baby boomers reaching “retirement age,” sales of small businesses would also rise. As Judy was quoted, “The world has changed and lifespans have changed…Do we really think (baby boomers) will fade off into the sunset? NO.” That’s no surprise to  the crew at KHJ. Whether you’re a baby boomer, GenX or millennial, it’s all about new horizons. See and realize what’s possible. That’s us for sure.

One of the most magnificent, dramatic, bold and unusual art exhibits in Boston’s history was installed this week. It’s not hanging in a gallery or a museum, it’s hanging 300 feet in the air, spanning three skyscrapers across an entire city block, high above the Greenway in the heart of downtown Boston.

The Janet Echelman aerial sculpture is unlike anything Boston has ever seen.

KHJ took on the pro bono assignment to create an advertising campaign that would create a sense of excitement leading up to the artwork’s installation.

All you parents, teachers or students, if your school could use an extra $5,000 in funding, consider this: get your school to participate in the AMP it up! Challenge. Kids can learn about the cool stuff made in the state and flex their creativity.

October 9, 2012