February 18, 2008 - 1:41pm
Meridian Communications expanding operations
By Brian LawsonManchester political consultant company Meridian Communications LLC is expanding its operations to include television editing and internet based programs.
Meridian has formed a partnership with Bill Tracey, who produced videos for WMUR, to produce video productions for Meridian clients.
While, Rebeka Chase, a graphic designer, will lead a team for NSP Graphics that will design websites for political campaigns. NSP Graphics is owned Meridian Communications.
"This offers the ultimate marketing impact for our firm. Whether the client's business is to develop property for sale, enhance its position within their market, and/or promote political messages our firm is ready to handle the needs using this multimedia platform," said Jack Heath, Meridian Co-Founder.
Meridian is owned by Mike Biundo and Jack Heath.
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