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Condron & Company Named Small Business of the Year

Condron & Company Group / SAGE winner.

The Greater Scranton Chamber of Commerce and MetroAction announced Condron & Company as the Small Business of the Year at the 2011 Scranton Awards for Growth and Excellence [SAGE] Awards. The SAGE Awards celebrate the outstanding efforts of the local business community. Condron & Company, a downtown Scranton headquartered firm with over 17 years of service to a client-base spanning five states is an innovative, full-service marketing and public relations agency with a highly creative and experienced team in design, branding, multimedia production, market research, media buying & placement and social media strategies.

The announcement was made at the Greater Scranton Chamber of Commerce Gala, held at the Mellow Theater at Lackawanna College. "The SAGE Awards honor the very best business achievements of our community," said Austin Burke, President of The Greater Scranton Chamber of Commerce. "The selection of Condron & Company as the Small Business of the Year is a testament to their dedication, ingenuity and vision."

"The Condron & Company team thrives on meeting the marketing and public relations needs of our clients. Each business challenge is met with exceptional energy, enthusiasm and creativity," stated Phil Condron, President & CEO of Condron and Company. “We have considerably grown our service footprint in recent years and this significant award is in recognition of the first-rate efforts our team employs to exceed the expectations of our clients. It is truly gratifying to receive this honor and we are very grateful."

Condron & Company develops and executes successful integrated marketing programs for business, education, industrial, government, philanthropic and nonprofit clients. The firm serves clients all throughout the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, New York and Washington, D.C. with a strong concentration in northeastern and central Pennsylvania.

 

 

 

 

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