“This is a partnering that will make the Peak City Film Festival an integral part of the community by seeking the support of local businesses and individual sponsors on a friendly and personal basis,” said John M. Demers, Executive Producer of the event. “All the organization has come together and we are very excited to have the sales expertise VTR provides on board to help us grow Festival visibility. Jim Vogel’s company brings enthusiasm and professionalism to community partnerships.”

Sponsorship opportunities are open to everyone wishing to support the event and the local community. Everyone involved in these sponsorship opportunities will receive proper and appropriate credit for their generosity and be the recipients of very active and positive grass roots advertising.

Jim Vogel, Owner of VTR Consulting LLC, states, “I am honored and very humbled to be involved with the Festival Senior Committee. All the individuals on the committee are experts in their field and it now becomes my responsibility to seek the financial commitments necessary for the success of this exciting inaugural endeavor. Bob Crowley and John Demers have both taken a lot of professional risk for the success of this important event. And I am all about backing that up with the continued support of businesses, companies, and organizations in and around Apex and the Triangle Region of North Carolina.”

Jim can be reached at sales@peakcityfilmfestival.org and at the sales office phone number, 919 533 9069.
His website is www.vtrconsulting.com

The Peak City Film Festival is an international new-media production competition specifically for producers of family friendly productions. Based in historic downtown Apex, North Carolina, the event attracts entries from all over the world to be judged on their entertainment value, artistic merit, and excellence of technique. For further information, please contact Bob Crowley at BOB_CROWLEY@PEAKCITYFILMFESTIVAL.ORG.

For more information, please visit: www.peakcityfilmfestival.org

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123 North Salem Street Apex, NC is for sale

Apex realtor Kimberly Sands sent out a tweet yesterday about 123 N. Salem Street in Apex. It’s for sale.

Although the property is far from the most beautiful space downtown, I think it has a great location. I’m not who will finally end up in the space, but I hope it’s someone that will spend a little bit to spruce it up.

It got me thinking about what type of business would you like to see go in there? Since the space is only listed at 5,500 square feet, it can’t support anything too big, but there’s plenty of room for someone to start a business that can become vital to the downtown community.

So what do you hope goes into that space?