Client: Kennedy Krieger Institute / Autism Speaks
Job: Create a content-rich Web site for the Interactive Autism Network that would foster a new online community, as well as facilitate data collection and research initiatives specific to IAN.
Use back-end content management system, social networking tools and interactive features to support the effort and reinforce messaging and IAN’s external communications.
Agency: Qorvis Communications
Theme: “Share, Research, Discover”
The Concept: Create an online community that provides a collaborative environment in which family members, researchers, care providers, and adults with autism can gather to share, support and inform fellow participants about autism.
The Plan: Continue to add interactive features that will encourage the development of a thought leadership platform for IAN to influence the direction of autism research.
The Creative Team: Jason Siegel, creative director; Racquelia Kilby, project manager; Ludwig Jablonksi, designer
Background: Qorvis Communications is one of the nation’s largest independent communications firms and provides its clients with expertise in the areas of advertising, public and media relations, marketing communications, Internet campaigns, investor and financial relations, public affairs, grassroots and research and opinion surveys.
What’s next: A redesign of www.kennedykrieger.org
