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ETHOS Event Collective Opens New Office Location in Savannah, Georgia

ETHOS Event Collective Opens New Office Location in Savannah, GeorgiaMeetings in Savannah offer memorable experiences through ETHOS’ vision of purposeful planning for meaningful results.

ETHOS Event Collective Opens New Office Location in Savannah, Georgia
ETHOS Event Collective
ETHOS Event Collective


SAVANNAH, Ga., February 10, 2023 (Newswire.com)
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ETHOS Event Collective, a growing destination and event management firm with offices across the country, has officially opened a new location in Savannah, Georgia. The ETHOS team hopes to play a critical role in bridging the gap between meeting and incentive planners and Savannah’s offerings. 

The expansion to Georgia allows ETHOS to work with existing relationships and resources within the city while developing destination offerings that grow the local economy and create opportunities for hotel, supplier and client partners. These relationships and resources help to enhance the quality of event experiences while simultaneously retaining a true sense of Savannah’s meaningful past. Attendees can relax and maximize their time away in the city that has been a stalwart of American tradition since its formation in 1788.

Having established itself as a mainstay of experiential adventure, this expansion is nothing new to the ETHOS team. The ETHOS creative methodology and strategic boots-on-the-ground philosophy are why ETHOS has been able to host remarkable events in cities such as Las Vegas, San Francisco, Chicago, Miami, and Orlando, as well as many others.

The ETHOS Event Collective creative process and operational excellence have already produced meaningful connections, experiences, and results for its clients. Businesses that have partnered with ETHOS have already attributed increased employee retention, sales, and brand loyalty to ETHOS-managed events, and local tourism experts have begun to notice the positive impact the events have had on the local Savannah community.

“The Savannah office will continue to serve our mission of purposeful planning with meaningful results,” said Maura O’Donnell, ETHOS Business Development Manager. “We have been able to make a significant impact in cities where ETHOS has already been established. With the newly opened Savannah office full-steam ahead, we are ready to enhance our offerings in the southern region of the U.S.”  

Learn more about ETHOS Event Collective and its new office in Savannah, Georgia, by visiting https://www.ethoseventcollective.com. 

About ETHOS Event Collective

ETHOS Event Collective is a Destination & Event Management Company that helps meeting and event planners stay ahead of increasing demands while supporting the people and places that make the experiences we create possible. ETHOS approaches every client’s event with the intention of positively influencing the aftereffect, starting with the big picture, then working through each multifaceted element. They are in pursuit of creative ideas that become grounded in a company’s strategy, driving results long after an event has ended.

Contact Information:

Lexi Matias

Marketing Manager

[email protected]

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Whittier Street Health Center Awarded a Grant to Expand Breast Cancer Services as Part of President’s Reignited Cancer Moonshot, the Biden-Harris Administration Awards

Whittier Street Health Center Awarded a Grant to Expand Breast Cancer Services as Part of President’s Reignited Cancer Moonshot, the Biden-Harris Administration AwardsWhittier Street Health Center Is 1 of 22 Health Centers Nationwide to Receive a Grant to Expand Breast Cancer Screenings in Vulnerable Communities

Whittier Street Health Center Awarded a Grant to Expand Breast Cancer Services as Part of President’s Reignited Cancer Moonshot, the Biden-Harris Administration Awards
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BOSTON, February 9, 2023 (Newswire.com)
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A $500,000 grant was awarded to Whittier Street Health Center to expand its breast cancer screening program, in partnership with Dana-Farber Cancer Institute. Breast Cancer is the most common malignancy and second most lethal form of malignancy among women in the United States.

The grant awards come on the first anniversary of the Biden-Harris Administration’s reignited Cancer Moonshot initiative, a call to action to reduce the cancer death rate in this country by at least 50% over the next 25 years and to support families living with and surviving cancer. 

According to a press release from the Health Resources Services Administration, the $11 million in 2023 awards doubles HRSA’s investment in the Accelerating Cancer Screening Program from $5 million in 2022. The program focuses on leveraging outreach specialists and patient navigators to conduct patient outreach in underserved communities served by health centers to promote early detection of cancer, connect patients to screening services, and provide hands-on assistance with accessing high-quality cancer care and treatment as needed. In the release, Xavier Becerra, secretary of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, stated that the 22 grants totaling nearly $11 million is an investment in health centers working toward reducing the disparities in cancer screenings “across races, ethnicities, genders, and incomes.” 

“We are grateful to the Biden-Harris Administration and HRSA for this grant that will allow us, in partnership with Dana-Farber, to offer life-saving breast cancer screenings and linkage to treatment and evaluation for patients from diverse backgrounds,” said Frederica M. Williams, president and CEO of Whittier Street Health Center. “While it is true that cancer affects all population groups, disparities in screening, treatment, and cancer rate are disproportionate due to economic, social, and environmental disadvantages. With this grant, we hope to mitigate some of that disparity.”

Cancer is the second-leading cause of death in the United States, with approximately 600,000 deaths annually. Appropriate screening and timely follow-up care help to detect and prevent cancer. Yet, significant disparities continue to exist in cancer screening and follow-up care, including disparities based on an individual’s income, insurance status, and race or ethnicity.

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Frederica Williams

President & CEO

[email protected]

617-989-3221

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