Whitehall Township Industrial & Commercial Development Authority Increases Marketing Efforts by Signing with Sahl Communications, Inc.

Whitehall Township Industrial & Commercial Development Authority Increases Marketing Efforts by Signing with Sahl Communications, Inc.

WTICDA Looks to Sahl Comm for Increased Brand Recognition

Whitehall, Pa.— The Whitehall Township Industrial & Commercial Development Authority (WTICDA) announces their partnership with Sahl Communications, Inc., a female veteran-owned small business communications and public relations firm, headquartered in Bethlehem, PA. Saraceno Design — also located in Bethlehem — is the graphic design and creative partner.

WTICDA is a top resource for starting or growing community-enriching organizations and businesses. Since its establishment in 1974, WTICDA has cultivated its diverse knowledge and experience in order to provide the best assistance for incoming and growing businesses in technology, commercial and industrial fields, while making an investment in the community.

"As we expand our offerings in the Lehigh Valley, we’re excited to have Sahl Comm on board to help extend our reach and impacts in the local communities,” said Howard Lieberman, Chairman of WTICDA. 

The Whitehall Township Industrial & Commercial Development Authority is a professional, community-based resource that assists in accessing funding to support job growth, employment and development. WTICDA is also not limited to Whitehall Township; they are able to use the organization’s flexible structure to aid development opportunities throughout the state of Pennsylvania. This ability is unique, and broadens their scope of impact in enhancing community environments and economies.

“We are pleased to serve the Whitehall Township Industrial & Commercial Development Authority in enhancing brand awareness and increasing their visibility in the Lehigh Valley,” said Kim Plyler, CEO of Sahl Communications.

WTICDA’s most recent community involvement is their collaboration with Wells Fargo Bank in supporting the tax exempt funding of the new $10.5 Million Athletic and Wellness Center construction project on Moravian Academy campus in Bethlehem Township.

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