RTO+P elevates BIPOC businesses along North Broad Street

Broad
(Courtesy RTO+P)

It’s always the right time to show off people and businesses working hard to strive through everything and anything. Red Tettemer O’Connell + Partners (RTO+P) is doing just that by supporting the businesses that shine like lights on the North Broad Street corridor, the historic, architecturally rich Philadelphia neighborhood.

RTO+P has partnered with North Broad Renaissance in collaboration with Temple University’s internal ad agency, Allotrope, to elevate Black and minority-owned businesses along North Broad through an innovatively conceived OOH and digital campaign.  

With Eds and Meds driving economic development, the corridor is increasingly becoming home to small businesses, technology, arts and culture and health establishments ready to complement the commerce, culture, and communities in the historic community.

The campaign, “Come Shine with the Lights of North Broad,” highlights several organizations and business owners in the North Broad community using OOH and digital media placements throughout the city’s high foot traffic areas and well-known publications.

Each billboard, poster and digital unit features a unique individual and organization within the community, including that person’s role and business, ranging from Bizzy Bea Bridal owner Pamela Britt to Tropical Smoothie Café owners Luke Kirby and Rosalind Lindsey. Those individuals features span various industries, with everyone from contractors to nurses to small business owners, students and academics appearing. Look at some of the work below:






REELated: RTO+P creates new campaign for Bays English Muffins



RTO+P and North Broad Renaissance also worked with media partners including SEPTA transit stations and buses, Philadelphia Magazine, and Visit Philly to deliver discounted media buys. Offering its services free of charge, RTO+P has built a model that will allow for the continued option of pro bono marketing services to a select number of Black- and minority-owned business in the Philadelphia area every year.  


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CREDITS:

CLIENT: North Broad Renaissance

AGENCY: Red Tettemer O’Connell + Partners

  • Co-Chief Creative Officers: Steve Red and Steve O’Connell
  • Strategy: Vann Madison
  • SVP, Executive Creative Director: Todd Taylor
  • Senior Designer: Dave Wiest
  • Production: Niall Segundo, Courtnee Owens 
  • Account Management: Alexis Papazian, Shaun M. Miller
  • Media: Kelly Goldenberg, Abby Straub
Broad
(Courtesy RTO+P)

It’s always the right time to show off people and businesses working hard to strive through everything and anything. Red Tettemer O’Connell + Partners (RTO+P) is doing just that by supporting the businesses that shine like lights on the North Broad Street corridor, the historic, architecturally rich Philadelphia neighborhood.

RTO+P has partnered with North Broad Renaissance in collaboration with Temple University’s internal ad agency, Allotrope, to elevate Black and minority-owned businesses along North Broad through an innovatively conceived OOH and digital campaign.  

With Eds and Meds driving economic development, the corridor is increasingly becoming home to small businesses, technology, arts and culture and health establishments ready to complement the commerce, culture, and communities in the historic community.

The campaign, “Come Shine with the Lights of North Broad,” highlights several organizations and business owners in the North Broad community using OOH and digital media placements throughout the city’s high foot traffic areas and well-known publications.

Each billboard, poster and digital unit features a unique individual and organization within the community, including that person’s role and business, ranging from Bizzy Bea Bridal owner Pamela Britt to Tropical Smoothie Café owners Luke Kirby and Rosalind Lindsey. Those individuals features span various industries, with everyone from contractors to nurses to small business owners, students and academics appearing. Look at some of the work below:






REELated: RTO+P creates new campaign for Bays English Muffins



RTO+P and North Broad Renaissance also worked with media partners including SEPTA transit stations and buses, Philadelphia Magazine, and Visit Philly to deliver discounted media buys. Offering its services free of charge, RTO+P has built a model that will allow for the continued option of pro bono marketing services to a select number of Black- and minority-owned business in the Philadelphia area every year.  


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CREDITS:

CLIENT: North Broad Renaissance

AGENCY: Red Tettemer O’Connell + Partners

  • Co-Chief Creative Officers: Steve Red and Steve O’Connell
  • Strategy: Vann Madison
  • SVP, Executive Creative Director: Todd Taylor
  • Senior Designer: Dave Wiest
  • Production: Niall Segundo, Courtnee Owens 
  • Account Management: Alexis Papazian, Shaun M. Miller
  • Media: Kelly Goldenberg, Abby Straub