Clean Design, Inc. President Named 2008 Marketing Impact Leader

Clean Design, Inc. (www.cleandesign.com), a design agency specializing in uncovering brand truths, insights and ideas, has announced that Natalie Perkins, president of the agency, has been named a 2008 Marketing Impact Leader. The awards recognize the outstanding achievements of marketing leaders in the professional field as well as in the community. Perkins was featured in the October issue of Business Leader magazine.

Clean Design, Inc. is a design agency specializing in uncovering brand truths that each client can own and their customers will believe and respond to. The agency continues to strengthen its commitment to design anything better by building a strategic platform to support clients’ brand strategy and creative products.

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News Facts:
• Clean Design, Inc. (www.cleandesign.com), a design agency specializing in uncovering brand truths, insights and ideas, has announced that Natalie Perkins, president of the agency, has been named a 2008 Marketing Impact Leader.
• The awards recognize the outstanding achievements of marketing leaders in the professional field as well as in the community.
• Perkins was featured in the October issue of Business Leader magazine. Clean Design, Inc. is a design agency specializing in uncovering brand truths that each client can own and their customers will believe and respond to.
• The agency continues to strengthen its commitment to design anything better by building a strategic platform to support clients’ brand strategy and creative products.

Quotes:
"I am grateful for this honor in the marketing community," said Perkins. "This is really a tribute to the outstanding work being done by the talented people at Clean Design. It is heartening to have our contribution recognized by other business leaders."

About Natalie Perkins:
Natalie Perkins is the president of Clean Design, Inc., a design agency specializing in uncovering brand truths that each client can own and their customers will believe, respond to and remember. Since joining Clean Design in 2007, Perkins has led reorganizational efforts to build upon the agency’s foundation of success. These efforts have created 20 percent new client business growth, increased staff growth and improved client relationships. A graduate of University of North Carolina at Greensboro, Perkins is a long-time board member of the UNC-Greensboro Bryan School of Business, where she chaired the marketing committee that created a campaign for launching the part-time MBA program that is still in use today. She also served on the board of the Greensboro Chamber of Commerce. Engaged in nonprofit work, Perkins is involved with Communities In Schools, an organization committed to helping kids stay in school. Previously, she served on the executive leadership team for the Triangle Go Red for Women Luncheon, in addition to the Make-A-Wish Foundation and Habitat for Humanity.

About Clean Design, Inc.:
Clean Design, Inc. is a design agency specializing in uncovering brand truths that each client can own and their customers will believe and respond to. The agency works with some of the world’s most recognized brands including John Deere, IBM, Lenovo, Progress Energy and Sony Ericsson. Clean Design provides high-quality graphic design, advertising, environmental design, interactive design, identity and packaging. The agency is committed to staying true to its purpose: to design anything better. Most recently, Clean Design was recognized by Neenah Paper as a Silver award winner in the text and cover category for their work on the 2007 SAS Global Forum collateral design. For more information, please visit www.cleandesign.com.

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