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Rockledge, Fl. – March 16, 2009 – Frank Huston, Vice President of netDirective Technologies, Inc., announced last week that brandt ronat + co (br+c) has chosen netDirective as its Managed IT Services partner. netDirective’s Managed IT Services offering is a proactive, 24x7, preventative maintenance and support service that keeps computers and networks running optimally while helping to control IT costs.

“There are three main IT objectives that are absolutely critical to our business,” said Ryan Brandt, br+c minority owner and VP of New Business Development, “Using netDirective’s Managed IT Services delivers in a push verses a pull manner on all these objectives: first—protect what we develop for our clients (protect our data), second—keep our business operational, productive and moving forward, and third—help us stay in front of strategic IT growth opportunities and maintenance/infrastructure decisions. A technology partner that delivers on these things allows us to focus on our core business. netDirective Technologies does this for us and at a fair value.”

(March 2009) At the annual ADDY Awards, presented by The American Advertising Federation - Space Coast, brandt ronat + co and the FLORIDA TODAY Features Department were honored with the Best of Campaign award for the Fall for the Arts Campaign created for the Brevard Cultural Alliance. br+c was also recognized with fifteen other awards, honoring work for the Economic Development Commission of Florida's Space Coast, the Lawler Center, Health First, The Viera Company and Harris Corporation.

Best of Campaign - Brevard Cultural Alliance
Title: Fall for the Arts Campaign

The Fall for the Arts Campaign was a special partnership which took many dedicated hands. While b r + c created the campaign strategies and the core elements as well as the advertising pieces, the crown jewel of this campaign was the special 8 full pages of editorial coverage, called Art matters, designed and produced by FLORIDA TODAY in support of arts and culture in Brevard. Additionally, a special insert on Fall for the Arts appeared in Space Coast Living. This kind of cooperation and community-building action by these media partners should be applauded.

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