Name/Title
Case Study 1398: How an Arts Program Is Helping Win Acceptance for a Company Newly Located in a CommunityDescription
Pharmaceutical company E.R. Squibb & Sons used an in-house art gallery at its new suburban Princeton, NJ headquarters, featuring rotating exhibits, community benefit previews, and public tours, to build goodwill and acceptance in its new location.Context
A corporation's proactive response to a common early-1970s challenge: suburban community resentment toward newly relocated corporate campuses. Shows how integrating culture and philanthropy into a company's physical presence can generate sustained positive local publicity, community goodwill, and ongoing artist interest well beyond the initial relocation.Acquisition
Source (if not Accessioned)
Meg LammeNotes
Date Acquired: 3/8/21Publication Details
Publication Type
NewsletterEditor
Denny GriswoldPublisher
PR NewsPlace Published
City
New York CityState/Province
New YorkCountry
United StatesContinent
North AmericaGeneral Notes
Note
From a collection of memorabilia saved by publicist Terry Mayer, who had a close relationship with Denny Griswold.Create Date
April 1, 2021Update Date
August 24, 2026