Raising money for ALS research and Make-A-Wish, working with the American Red Cross on blood drives, donating Christmas gifts to local elementary schools and volunteering at The Action Center to support low-income families are all ways NTV360 Director of Sales Marc Muma, and his team, give back to those in need. By Erika Ortega
Climbing High for Charity
Raising money for ALS research and Make-A-Wish, working with the American Red Cross on blood drives, donating Christmas gifts to local elementary schools and volunteering at The Action Center to support low-income families are all ways NTV360 Director of Sales Marc Muma, and his team, give back to those in need.
NTV360 provides customized digital signage and marketing solutions that connect businesses with their communities. From screen advertising and website design to social media management, its team offers a one-stop shop for strategies that deliver results without breaking the bank.
“What excites me the most about working with NTV360 is the brand’s commitment to helping small and medium size local businesses,” Muma said. “Our product is designed to facilitate cost-efficient marketing, ensuring target audiences are reached through effective branding to enhance overall awareness.”
Muma’s role at NTV360 is not only to lead sales efforts but also to motivate charity initiatives, working closely with franchisees to promote involvement in their communities.
“It is great to have a platform where I get to not only encourage others to get involved but also support causes that are dear to me,” said Muma. “I work with venue partners to help spread the word about their favorite charities by promoting them on indoor digital billboards.”
This year, Muma is most excited about the “Sponsor My Summit” initiative. In the past, he raised $3,000 for the ALS Association, an organization dedicated to finding a cure for amyotrophic lateral sclerosis. His grandmother suffered from the neurodegenerative disease, making the cause personal to him.
“Last summer, I hiked 5 total 14,000-foot hikes with a TV, generator, and water/snack pack. The total weight was roughly 40 pounds. I played sponsored ads and educational content about ALS.” Muma said. “I plan to make this even bigger next year to raise money and awareness for this cause.”
Digital billboards have the potential to reach over one million people. Muma’s goal is to boost that number in the years to come.
Erika Ortega