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The creative collaboration between Member One Federal Credit Union and B2C Enterprises, a Roanoke based marketing and advertising firm, was a success. In 2013, the "Carl and Roy" project was launched to recruit new members and expand loan generation. The campaign centered around two superheroes who, with Member One's guidance and assistance, were able to "save the day."

"It seems like yesterday I was working at my dining room table," said Bruce C. Bryan, Founder and President. "Now we're in our second office on Kirk Avenue in downtown Roanoke and from there we're doing work all over the country. Getting the referrals from our long time clients has been one of the most satisfying parts of our development."

"I have appreciated the fresh, creative and strategic perspective that B2C has brought to our advertising projects," said Chris Pyle, Vice President, Marketing and Government Relations for Delta Dental of Virginia. "We have fun working together, which is important to me. And we also get results."

"Defining the specific goal of our clients' online needs is critical in designing a dynamic and successful web site," said Bruce C. Bryan, President of B2C Enterprises. "Both PILLAR and Corvesta have realized the importance of using their web site as an entry point for reaching their targeted audiences."

All of the money raised during the campaign goes towards the YMCA's financial assistance program, Everyone Deserves a Y. This program grants the money collect to deserving children, families and individuals in our community.

"B2C Enterprises was selected not only because of their growth but also because of their positive contribution and commitment to the Roanoke Valley," said Curtis Thompson, Vice President of Financial Services at TAP. "We are excited to celebrate B2C Enterprises as a socially responsible success story."

"Web site solutions are one of the fastest growing sectors of our business," said Bruce C. Bryan, President of B2C Enterprises. "As companies realize their web sites are an important entry point, we are seeing an increased number of clients ready to take their interactive presence to the next level."

Morgan Harrington’s story has been widely chronicled. On Oct. 17, 2009 the 20-year-old Virginia Tech student attended a Metallica concert in Charlottesville. She was abducted and murdered, her body found 101 days later in a remote pasture six miles from the concert venue. The case remains unsolved.