Chris O. Communications Deploys "Expertise On-Demand" Model for Partnerships

SEVERNA PARK, Md., August 29, 2008 – To maximize productive hours and minimize internecine turf wars, Chris O. Communications has instituted a partnership program called "Expertise On-Demand" under which the agency enters into agreements with industry leaders in various marketing specializations.

Corporate clients traditionally acquire the specific blend of marketing and communications expertise they need by individually hiring firms with the required core competencies. The result is often a dysfunctional team that spends as much time trying to encroach on the other members' territory as they do working on their client's behalf. With Expertise On-Demand, Chris O. Communications can tailor a plan that meets a client's individual marketing needs with a seamless management flow.

The first three agreements under the program are with the following organizations:

· The Thomas Simmons Agency (www.thomassimmonsagency.com), an advertising agency representing clients in consumer, business-to-business and emerging technology sectors; both companies currently work together to support design-build contractor GeoStructures

·NCI Communications (www.ncicommunications.com, a specialist in photography, video production and interactive media

·B2B Marketing Excellence (www.b2bmarketingexcellence.com), which offers business-to-business and business-to-government marketers with educational and social networking opportunities to help them distinguish themselves in the knowledge economy.

“Being effective at our job today means offering a breadth of services that meets all the communications needs of our clients,” says Chris Ourand of Chris O. Communications. “With this new program we are aligned with some of the best minds in the business who can complement our marketing and public relations offering, and I expect we will add others in the near future.”

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Contact:Chris Ourand
Chris O. Communications
410-793-5271, chris@chrisocom.com
www.chrisocom.com

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