The Making of “Dream Without Boundaries” and original hip-opera written and performed Grammy nominated DC rapper Kokayi and Miss DC 2009, Jen Corey.

Stella Pop and Goodwill three weeks ago launched a viral video series creating an integrated online branding and content marketing video vignettes about the green benefits of shopping at Goodwill. This three part video series follows Miss District of Columbia, Jen Corey and the DC Goodwill Fashionista, as they set out on a Goodwill treasure hunt searching for recycled furniture and accessories to furnish Jen’s new apartment transforming it from empty and bland to chic and colorful without breaking the bank!

Does your company or organization have creative content that connects and engages an audience thus communicating your resources, expertise, products or service? This is an excellent example from Stella Pop and the team at Goodwill of Greater Washington.

Check it out at: DC Goodwill Fashionista >>>> CLICK HERE!

Stella Pop and Goodwill last week launched the first part in a series of branding and content marketing video vignettes about the green benefits of shopping at Goodwill. This three part video series follows Miss District of Columbia, Jen Corey and the DC Goodwill Fashionista, as they set out on a Goodwill treasure hunt searching for recycled furniture and accessories to furnish Jen’s new apartment transforming it from empty and bland to chic and colorful without breaking the bank!

Does your company or organization have creative content that connects and engages an audience thus communicating your resources, expertise, products or service? This is an excellent example from Stella Pop and the team at Goodwill of Greater Washington.

Check it out at: DC Goodwill Fashionista >>>> CLICK HERE!

TED Global, July 21, 2009 We’re at a unique moment in history, says UK Prime Minister Gordon Brown: we can use today’s interconnectedness to develop our shared global ethic — and work together to confront the challenges of poverty, security, climate change and the economy. http://www.ted.com