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KAT is on the Move! |
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KAT is on the MOVE!
Tuesday, July 27, is the big day!
--Same great work, fab new office!
KAT Communication’s
NEW DIGS...1025 N. 3rd
Bismarck, ND 58501
We are looking forward to an open house in the months to follow!
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KAT Communications Welcomes Three |
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 KAT Communications welcomes Kayla Miller as an intern to the graphic arts department. Kayla is a 2009 graduate of St. Mary’s High School and will begin her second year at Bismarck State College this fall in the Graphic and Digital Communication program. Kayla is very active throughout the campus of BSC and serves as a tour guide to potential students.
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 Marlo Hunte-Beaubrun is an enrolled member of the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe and comes to KAT after six years of project/grant management. She will provide administrative support to several departments at KAT. Marlo has experience with tribal liaison work and business development coordination. She is married to David and has two daughters. Marlo also is a small business owner and partner of Red Flower Events.
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 Alex Davidson is a 2006 graduate of Century High School and is currently a student at Minnesota State University – Moorhead. He is majoring in film production with a English writing minor. Alex will spend the summer interning in the production department at KAT.
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KAT Communications specializes in solutions. With a wide array of services including management consulting, marketing, public relations, targeted outreach, training, and health education, KAT delivers solutions with lasting impact. Empowering individuals while delivering positive, measurable outcomes for clients has been KAT’s mission since 1989.
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Regan to Attend Domestic Violence Meeting |
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Tom Regan, account manager for KAT Communications, has been invited to attend the Domestic Violence Resource Network Spring Meeting, May 17-18, at Bismarck’s Radisson Hotel. The two-day summit, entitled “Reaching Out: A National Dialogue,” features national and regional speakers.
Funded by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Administration for Children and Families, the Domestic Violence Resource Network is national in scope. The organization strives to strengthen the existing support systems serving battered women, their children, and other victims of domestic violence.
“Domestic violence has always been an issue that tugs at my heartstrings and I’m glad that KAT as a company encourages me to volunteer to help,” says Regan. “Over the years, KAT has done some important communications work on the domestic violence front.”
Regan is a board member of the North Dakota Council on Abused Women’s Services/Coalition Against Sexual Assault.
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Non-Profits Receive Development Awards |
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KAT Communications announces the winners for 2010 KAT Kares Dakota Development Award
KAT Communications announces the two winners of the 2010 KAT Kares Dakota Development Award. With the goal of furthering the work of charitable organizations in our region, the Dakota Development Awards have been awarded to the North Dakota Senior Service Providers and the Municipal Government Academy of North Dakota. They were selected by an independent selection committee of individuals around the state. Each recipient will be receiving $5,000 of services from KAT Communications.
North Dakota Senior Service Providers is made up of 30 non-profit agencies, which provide services to senior citizens throughout the State of North Dakota. These agencies operate in each of the 53 counties and four Native American Reservations in the state. The association strives to promote independence for senior citizens throughout the State of North Dakota. They are planning on using the award from KAT towards planning and implementing a media campaign to educate seniors and their families on services available to help them remain in their homes. More information on North Dakota Senior Service Providers can be found online at ndseniorservices.org.
The Municipal Government Academy (MGA) is the education and training branch of the North Dakota League of Cities and serves to advance local leadership throughout the state. They provide opportunities such as a leadership training program, Host City Seminar program and the Leadership Exchange. MGA is hoping to use the award to create an informational video about the Community Response Team (CERT) program. The North Dakota League of Cities web address is ndlc.org.
The mission of KAT Kares is to provide agencies an opportunity to secure services that may normally be outside their financial reach. Eligible applicants were tax exempt, non-profit entities based and headquartered in the state of North Dakota.
KAT Communications offers a wide variety of business solutions, including consulting, grant writing, group facilitation, public relations/media relations, advertising and media placement, research and evaluation, print, video production and web development.
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