SGW Integrated Marketing Communications Chairman/CEO and Partner to Be Inducted into the Advertising Hall of Fame of New Jersey

— Dave Scelba to Be Recognized for His Career Accomplishments And Personal Achievements —

MONTVILLE, N.J. – August 15, 2012 - SGW Integrated Marketing Communications, an award-winning, marketing firm based in Montville, N.J., today announced that its Chairman/CEO and Partner, Dave Scelba, will be inducted into the NJ Ad Club’s Advertising Hall of Fame of New Jersey. The prestigious honor recognizes his career accomplishments and personal endeavors. He will be formally inducted at a dinner ceremony on Thursday, September 20, 2012 at the Highlawn Pavilion in West Orange.

“I’m honored to receive this recognition, and realize it couldn’t have been possible if I didn’t have such wonderful long-time SGW partners like Niles Wolfson, who
spearheads our creative product, Frank Giarratano, who directs our new business efforts, Patrick Brightman, our partner heading up PR in Compass|SGW and Marleen Anderson, our partner in Impact|SGW our coop advertising company. This recognition is really a testament to all the talented, dedicated and loyal people who have contributed to SGW’s success over the years, and to each who I consider to be my family,” said Scelba.

Founded in 1986, SGW was born from Scelba’s vision of a true full-service integrated marketing communications agency. He also serves as a key note motivational speaker whose audiences include marketing professionals, college professors, MBA graduate students and undergraduates
seeking careers in the marketing and communications related industries. He also mentors business and government leaders on the use of technologically
innovative tools for better communication with their targeted audiences and is actively involved with many local charities.

Scelba will be celebrated with three other business leaders: Allegra Sandelli, senior vice president marketing communications director at TD Bank; Alan Grant, president, Words and Music Company; and Brian Ganton, Jr., president, Brian J. Ganton and Associates.

The New Jersey Advertising Club founded the Advertising Hall of Fame in 1981 to honor professionals with at least 20 years’ experience in the communications field. Those nominated must qualify in the following eight categories: leadership, creativity, professional integrity, professional history, philanthropy, economic contributions, high achievement nationally, and personal involvement in New Jersey’s marketing/communications community.

For more information about the 2012 Advertising Hall of Fame of New Jersey and attending the Induction Ceremony on September 20^th, visit http://njadclub.org/.

About SGW

SGW Integrated Marketing Communications, founded in 1986, is an award winning, full-service firm with eight
integrated traditional and digital “in-house” communication services. These include: branding; public relations and social media networking; video production; web design and development; ad design; media; and coop advertising. SGW has extensive expertise in the technical b2b; consumer; banking and financial; healthcare; pharmaceutical; higher education; and automotive
industries. SGW has been dedicated to branding for over 25 years and enjoys client relationships averaging over 14 years, more than triple the industry standard. While headquartered 25 miles outside of NYC in Montville New Jersey, SGW services clients both nationally and internationally. For more information, visit www.sgw.com.

About New Jersey Advertising Club

Over the past 50 years, the New Jersey Advertising Club has grown in size and scope and is now the largest organization of its kind in New Jersey. The New
Jersey Advertising Club fosters and strengthens the interests of the advertising business in the state, represents its membership on statewide as well as national issues, provides a cohesive group network for all industry
professionals to interact within, promotes professional development, and supports the study and industry of advertising, marketing, design, and communications.