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Nice to meet you. As our name suggests, Creative Fusion is all about bringing things together. Ideas and emotions. Persuasive language and design. Traditional and digital marketing communications. Above all, we're in the business of bringing clients together with their customers. Current customers. Former customers. New customers. Customers you didn't even know existed. The first thing you need to know is that we really don't like talking about ourselves that much. We'd much rather listen, ask questions about your marketing challenges, and listen some more. But since this is a bit like the dreaded first date (remember those?), we should say a bit about who we are. And what we care about. At the risk sounding like a Match.com member, we've been told that we're passionate, hardworking, and creative. We're also not easily satisfied… with our own work, that is! Finally, we've been accused of being fun and easy to work with. We've been in the business of bringing things together since 1991. Over the years, there aren't many challenges we haven't encountered. Need a new product brochure for that big trade show next month? Done. Want an ad campaign or email blast that will make the phone ring off the hook? How about a clear and memorable business identity? You got it. It's this can-do attitude fused with the talents of designers, writers, digital wizards, and marketing specialists that have made Creative Fusion the advertising agency you should team up with.

MISSION To enrich and inspire people of all ages through the arts. VISION To build an open community around creative expression. GOALS 1. Present a wide array of programming to appeal to diverse audiences. 2. Provide support for the arts and become a focal point for arts programming. 3. Work towards inclusion, diversity, equity, and access (IDEA) in all we do. QUICK HISTORY Founded in 1969, the Art Center was established by Bea Wright, Gretchen Thompson and Phyllis Wickens, three members of the Mount Clemens Art Association who organized community support to save the 1904 Carnegie Library building from demolition. After hiring a director in the 1970’s, the Center slowly built into an important force for local art. A major fundraising effort spearheaded by local businessman Gebran Anton led to the 2006 opening of a building addition that increased gallery space, created a gift shop and provided additional classroom space. We are now known as the Anton Art Center. Read more here: <https://www.theartcenter.org/about-us> CONTACT Anton Art Center, 125 Macomb Place, Mount Clemens, Michigan, 48043 Phone: (586) 469-8666 Fax: (586) 469-4529 CONNECT WITH US Website: www.theartcenter.org Email: information@theartcenter.org Social Media: @AntonArtCenter

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