Five reasons for an SMB to get involved: Les Affaires talks to Jan-Nicolas Vanderveken
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As part of its report on community involvement, Suzanne Dansereau of the Les Affaires newspaper interviewed TP1’s Jan-Nicolas Vanderveken.
What can a company provide the community apart from money? Time, expertise, products, services or access to its network. And what makes a company get involved in that way?
Click here to read the rest of the article (in French) on lesaffaires.com.
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TP1
TP1 helps clients create and maintain dialogue, without being loud or intrusive, because in front of every screen, there’s a human being.
With leadership from Jan-Nicolas Vanderveken and Joseph Blauer, the team of this Montreal-based creative agency comprises 28 full-time professionals. Since 2005, TP1 has worked on numerous large-scale projects for clients like the World Anti-Doping Agency, Algorithme Pharma, Bio-K+, Ordre des ingénieurs du Québec, Osisko and STM, as well as for artistic associations such as the Montreal FRINGE Festival, Le Pont Bridge, a multidisciplinary cell, and Cercle Carré, a creative co-op.
