Name/Title
Case Study 1623: An Economic Education Campaign Which Has Produced Demostrable ResultsDescription
Examines "Project Confidence," a multi-year employee and community economic-education campaign developed by Adolph Coors Co. to build understanding of free enterprise principles through surveys, contests, mailings, and ongoing communications, while measurably improving employee economic literacy.Context
Illustrates how a major regional employer responded to late-1970s concerns about public and employee misunderstanding of business economics amid inflation and anti-corporate sentiment. Demonstrates how surveyed, measurable objectives combined with sustained multi-channel communication can produce demonstrable attitude and knowledge shifts rather than one-off messaging.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
Piece missing. From a collection of memorabilia saved by publicist Terry Mayer, who had a close relationship with Denny Griswold.Create Date
April 5, 2021Update Date
August 24, 2026