FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

January 23, 2006
Contact: Nelson Holmberg (nelson@noslencommunication.com or (360) 521-1590)

PhoenixLaw joins growing list of Noslen clients

PHOENIX, Ariz. — PhoenixLaw has selected Noslen Communication to perform several creative communication duties, Noslen principal Nelson Holmberg announced today.

It is only the third of Noslen’s clients that is based outside of Washington state. PhoenixLaw is based in Scottsdale, Ariz., but plans a relocation to central Phoenix this summer. It is a private law school, and a subsidiary of The InfiLaw System (Naples, Fla.). A consortium of independent, community-based law schools establishing itself as a leader in legal education, the system works within the realities of new career dynamics.

The InfiLaw System currently consists of two schools, PhoenixLaw and Florida Coastal School of Law.

“We couldn’t be more excited to have PhoenixLaw aboard as one of our clients,” Holmberg said. “There’s plenty of work for us to do for them, and it’s work that will make a difference in moving toward the goals of their communication plan. We’re excited to be a part of that work.

“This is yet another example of the kind of work we would do when we started this firm, and it is the kind of business that we want to serve,” Holmberg said.

Noslen Communication was recently included in the Vancouver Business Journal’s Top 25 List of Public Relations & Advertising Firms based in Clark County, ranking in a tie for the county’s ninth-largest such firm.

The firm’s other out-of-state clients include: General Pacific, Inc. (Portland, Ore.) and Northwest Electric Line Constructors/NECA (Portland, Ore.).

Holmberg has more than 15 years of experience in the communication field, and holds a bachelor’s degree in communication from Washington State University.

Noslen Communication provides economical services for small businesses in the areas of media relations, public relations, graphic design, communications, marketing, copy writing and more to non-profit organizations, community groups and small businesses that don’t have the resources for full-time staff to achieve the necessary communication and marketing duties.

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