Beyond Email, Award-Winning Interactive Agency, Changes Name

Beyond Email, award winning web-based design, development and interactive marketing company has changed its name to BĒM Interactive.

Greensboro , September 1, 2008 – Beyond Email, an award winning design, development and interactive-marketing company, has changed its name to BĒM Interactive. In conjunction with the change, the company has created a new brand identity and launched a revised website. The new brand is more reflective of the company’s image as a leader in its field.

The new name, BĒM Interactive, supports and honors the company’s previous name while illustrating the depth of it’s expertise in interactive solutions. “Our staff and clients have referred to us for a long time as BĒM,” said Malinda Pengelly, BĒM Interactive founder and president. The “email” portion of our name limits us. And while we do provide email and robust email marketing services, that is really only one segment of what we do. Our team’s ability to provide innovative designs, robust ecommerce, reliable application development, effective web marketing strategies and detailed analytics is the core of our business.

The company interacts closely with its clients to provide them with high-level client care and best solutions for integrating design, marketing and technology within their company. “We always go the extra mile to make sure our technology and integrated marketing solutions are the best and most current choices for our clients’,” said Pengelly.

Since its genesis in 1996, BĒM Interactive has received a host of awards honoring its business practices, service to the community and leadership its field. This year alone, Pengelly received the Small Business Person of the Year Award from the Greensboro Chamber of Commerce and the company was named to the North Carolina Top 100 Small Businesses by Business Leader magazine.

The BĒM Interactive staff includes 24 professionals with backgrounds in strategy; design; ecommerce; print; programming; marketing; branding and positioning; project management; and business analysis.