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Scranton Enterprise Center Web Portal

Gerard — Thu, 17 Sep 2009 14:09:30 +0000

While many small business operations start up with a bang, it often requires a bit of work to keep them moving in the right direction. As entrepreneurs map out their dreams of starting and growing a small business, how many of them know that a specialized environment exists to help them establish a solid foundation in their first years of operation?

As both a rapidly-developing interactive agency and a client of the facility, BlackOut Design was pleased to partner with the Scranton Enterprise Center in the recent launch of the center’s new web site. BlackOut specializes in spreading the word about the latest business trends and developments in NEPA, and in the case of the SEC, there is plenty to talk about.

Located in both a Keystone Opportunity Expansion Zone as well as a Keystone Innovation Zone, the SEC goes above and beyond the norm by offering a unique business incubator space for clients. The business incubator assists start-up businesses to develop their operations in a supportive and constructive setting, offering them access to many services that would not be available elsewhere. This includes shared office spaces such as conference and mailing facilities, as well as networking and training opportunities that are tailored to the needs of developing firms.

In addition to a full list of current clients, prospective tenants can view floor plans for the entire building, as well as information on the KOEZ and KIZ status of the facility. Information on financing opportunities for startup businesses is also provided, as well as a comprehensive list of useful web links.

See the results at http://www.scrantonenterprisecenter.com/

Postcards for the Melberger Arts Center

Nate — Tue, 05 May 2009 19:29:21 +0000

BlackOut is proud to have formed a continuing relationship with one of Northeastern Pennsylvania’s most esteemed art galleries, the Melberger Arts Center (MAC).

BlackOut designs postcards to promote upcoming exhibits at the MAC Gallery. The newest exhibit is “Pennsylvania Seasons: Commonwealth Images and Poetry.”

The MAC Gallery, 123 Wyoming Avenue, Scranton, will feature “Pennsylvania Seasons” from May 8 through August 7. For more information or gallery hours, visit the gallery website or call 1-800-458-4710.

BlackOut redesigns Independent Graphics’ site

Nate — Mon, 30 Mar 2009 16:39:28 +0000

BlackOut Design recently completed a site redesign for Independent Graphics Inc. to give them an online presence that reflects their position as Northeastern Pennsylvania’s most trusted source for printing services.

The redesign involved developing a new look and feel for the Independent Graphics site with enhanced navigation, and more options for setting up print jobs online.

We also built out pages around Independent Graphics’ commitment to community involvement and to green printing.

See the results of BlackOut’s work at www.independentgraphics.com.

BlackOut Newsletter released

nmilner — Tue, 15 Jul 2008 20:13:04 +0000

The new BlackOut Design Newsletter was recently released with information on all of BlackOut’s activities during the first part of the year.

This issue includes information on our innovative design and marketing work for Sandone Tire, OnePoint Office Supplies, hemmler + camayd architects and the Melberger Arts Center, as well as news about the BlackOut portfolio and the BlackOut team.

Click on the image to read the pdf.

Reager named to MetroAction board

nmilner — Fri, 27 Jun 2008 17:57:06 +0000

BlackOut President Jack Reager was recently elected to the Board of Directors of MetroAction Inc.

MetroAction is a non-profit community development organization dedicated to providing financial and business development assistance to small businesses in Northeastern Pennsylvania’s Carbon, Lackawanna, Luzerne, Monroe, Pike, Susquehanna, Wyoming and Wayne counties.

As a member of the Board of Directors, Reager will help further MetroAction’s mission of promoting small business growth and community development in Northeastern Pennsylvania.