Coffman Collaborative

June was a busy month at Coffman Collaborative. One of our favorite days this past month, was working with the TIMET team to execute their media day. With over 90 story placements, TIMET communicated to stakeholders an update on their construction progress and the overall project.

Coffman Collaborative has been working with Link Transportation the months of April and May to execute this campaign. Proud to provide our services to build awareness with the community on the warning signs of a stroke.

Are you riding with Link this month? Did you know that West Virginia ranks #2 in the nation for hypertension, the leading risk factor for stroke? It's crucial to recognize the warning signs early.

Be sure to scan the QR code on the headrests to learn more about these symptoms and how to identify them. In the event of a stroke, every second counts. The quicker you can recognize what's happening, the better you can assist a loved one, yourself, or a coworker.

This May we are partnering with American Heart Association - WV to bring awareness to these warning signs as part of the Ride With Heart awareness campaign. Learn more at https://www.stroke.org/en/about-stroke/stroke-symptoms

As we move into the second quarter of the year, big things are happening at Coffman Collaborative LLC this quarter. With the growth in projects across the country, we are excited to also grow our team!

We are happy to welcome Cailee Krieger to our team as an account executive when she graduates from WVU this Spring. Cailee interned for Coffman Collaborative last Summer. We are so excited for her to join our team full-time. We can't see what amazing things Cailee can accomplish.

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The West Virginia Legislature is leading the way in embracing Artificial Intelligence, taking a proactive step by establishing the Select Committee on Artificial Intelligence. Today marked the Committee's inaugural organizational meeting, where Speaker Roger Hanshaw (R-Clay) emphasized the transformative nature of AI.

Speaker Hanshaw highlighted the Committee's pivotal role in not only shaping legislation but also in understanding how to seamlessly integrate this advancing technology into our society. It's not just about laws; it's about fostering a comprehensive understanding of AI's impact.

The Committee will be under the capable leadership of Delegate Jarrod Cannon (R-Putnam). View the full Committee roster by clicking the attached link.

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