CoPeace, an impact investing and services company, and KidGlov, an advertising, marketing and branding agency, announced a strategic partnership to supply services to one another. Both companies are incorporated as Colorado and Nebraska Public Benefit Corporations, respectively, and are Certified B Corporations, focused on delivering excellent services while also being socially responsible.
CoPeace will provide KidGlov with a variety of strategic consulting services from across its deep team of operations, finance and business development experts. The work will focus on streamlined financial systems, improved forecasting, increased operational efficiency, and identification of new client opportunities.
Also Read: SugarCRM and Mobileforce Partner to Support Field Service Management and Integrated Quote-to-Cash…
“We’re looking to supercharge our growth and impact,” said KidGlov president and founder, Lyn Wineman. “Our partnership with CoPeace brings a full and diverse team of highly-qualified experts and a customizable suite of services that will move us to the next level.”
KidGlov’s engagement with CoPeace started with the relaunch of www.copeace.com. The refreshed website features upleveled messaging and design highlighting the CoPeace mission to “Grow your money for good” through impact investing, a portfolio of companies that innovatively combat world problems, and services that help impactful companies grow. Future KidGlov work will include marketing and publicity to build awareness of this unique organization.
“We are impressed with the quality of strategy and creativity provided by KidGlov. We look forward to helping them put a megaphone in front of companies who are doing good,” said CoPeace founder and CEO, Craig Jonas. “Both KidGlov and CoPeace are aligned in our respective missions to make the world a better place through the impactful services we provide.”
KidGlov and CoPeace will be teaming up to provide joint services to a variety of purpose-driven organizations throughout the country.
SOURCE: PR Newswire
Comments are closed.