PUNCH Secures I-Access

PUNCH, a local advertising agency and graphic design firm, has been hired by Richmond information technology firm, I-Access, as their agency of record.  PUNCH has already created a new tagline and advertising campaign for I-Access, and redesigned their website. PUNCH will also produce new marketing materials for this fast-growing company.

I-Access is a Richmond-based company with a broad range of clients in the Metro Richmond area and Central Virginia. I-Access’s business focuses on three key services:  network access, data storage, and security and compliance.  I-Access also maintains and upgrades client data systems and networks, and provides support services and training for clients.

I-Access provides its clients’ employees with secure and continual access to essential company data.  They minimize the risk of data loss and reduce client IT costs by consolidating data storage to a secure, centralized system.  They also protect the company network from potential threats, both internal and external, and help clients comply with industry and government regulations.

Kelly Adams, managing partner at PUNCH, says, “Anyone in business knows that taking proper care of your network is critical.  Your network is the engine of your company, and if it isn’t running smoothly, then there will be a negative impact on all aspects of your business.  We understand, personally, that the work that I-Access does is vital, and are pleased to provide them with effective and distinctive marketing and creative services.”

For more information about I-Access, please contact Melissa Short at 804-282-9185 or visit http://www.iaccessinc.com.

PUNCH specializes in high-end graphic design, corporate identity development, advertising, brand development and renovation, strategic marketing planning, multimedia design, and illustration.  The firm’s clients include Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield, the Richmond Ballet, and TerraForge Communities.  For more information about PUNCH, please visit http://www.theartofimpact.com.

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