National Atmospheric Deposition Program Uses Custom Inflatable for Cause Marketing
National Atmospheric Deposition Program Celebrates 38 Years With Custom Inflatable
Almost four decades ago, the U.S. government decided to measure atmospheric deposition and study its effects on the environment.
This project came to be known as the National Atmospheric Deposition Program (NADP). The primary focus is monitoring the changing chemical climate in America (for example, acid rain).
Since then, this work has gone global with the International Conference on Acid Deposition. In 2015, for the first time in 38 years, the conference returns to the United States.
While this is serious work, Lisa Volk, Business and Financial Coordinator for the conference, said, "We wanted to make a statement at our conference — something fun for the attendees at a scientific conference." The custom inflatable raindrop was just the thing to draw attention to this type of cause marketing and boost attention via social sharing. "Attendees had fun — people took their pictures with it."
I'm sure they did. At 20 feet high, it's hard to miss this giant display. Which is, after all, the point, right?
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