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On the job. . . WHPR clients, placements and work. |
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WHPR provides clients with a wide range of communications strategies and the tools to make them work.
WHPR's years of experience have generated enormous amounts of coverage for a wide range of clients. A sample of that coverage follows -- just scroll!
March 2, 2010 Study of nonprofits in L.A. County finds donations for advocacy efforts can bring big results for communities. 
June 19, 2009 “I don’t believe in colleges and universities,” Ray Bradbury, 88, said. “I believe in libraries.” Click here to read entire article. 
July 4, 2009 A bunch of people meet for breakfast every morning at the Original Los Angeles Farmers Market. Some shopkeepers meet over coffee, some of the drivers who deliver food meet at another table. 
October 27, 2009 || Lessons from the lean years As your business emerges from the long, punishing downturn, you probably feel you could get through anything. And you just might be right. 
March 11, 2010 A new study of Los Angeles County nonprofit groups concludes that spending on advocacy. For a recent sample of a WHPR TV news placement, click the image below:
 
November 9, 2009 Big companies are starting to dance it up. Wall Street firms are alomst back to prerecession levels; Goldman Sach's third quarter revenues doubled and earnings tripled. 
November 9, 2009 When the economy started its downward slide, Debra Parcheta, CEOr of software-development firm Blue Marble Enterprises, immediately saw the effects in the form of slower receivables.
November 2, 2009 In 2000, Matco United Inc. was on the brink of failure. But rather than file for bankruptcy, the paper company tried something different. November 30, 2009
Inside the World's Most Famous Farmer's Market 
October 30, 2009 Re: "Economy is growing again," Oct. 30: Trade creditors play a key role.
October 28, 2009 Click here to read the entire article from the front page of the Calendar Section.
July 20, 2009 The economic engine in our region is remarkably deep and wide and it all depends on a system of business-to-business credit that is absolutely vital.
July 15, 2009 “Los Angeles is a very impersonal town," says Bob Tusquellas. The Original Farmers Market "is the opposite of that,” says the merchant, who owns Bob’s Coffee and Doughnuts, Tusquellas Seafoods and Tusquellas Fish and Oyster Bar. 
This Man is not Bleeding, It's Pie Being from Texas, anything involving country music and pie appeals to me. And four years in Los Angeles have taught me that our city seldom provides these joys in concert. 
In January, the Original Los Angeles Farmers Market will commence a year-long celebration of its 75th anniversary. To help keep things festive, Angelenos are being asked to share their stories, photographs and other memorabilia of the market. 
November 9, 2008 Nonprofits struggle in the best of times, so it has been tough for many of the help organizations in the current economic climate.
July 5, 2008 A one-of-a-kind "camperized" 1946 Mercury Marmon-Herrington Woody. This and a dozen other Woodies along with 45 other vintage cars at the Gilmore Auto Show this Saturday at the Farmers Market in Los Angeles. Click here to read entire article
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