Certificate for a one hour marketing consultation with Karen Moustafellos, local entrepreneur and founder of jewelry brands EnA and Kelli Ames & Co.

Karen Moustafellos has over 20 years experience in marketing and design. After founding two jewelry brands and an architecture firm, she realized her favorite parts of running a business are working with smart, engaged clients and creating thoughtful marketing campaigns which led her to to co-found One Question Marketing. Her award-winning work has been featured on television, in magazines, "walked" the runway during NY Fashion Week and is in the permanent collection of the Philadelphia Museum of Art. For over a decade, she has worked with countless non-profit organizations in the Philadelphia region through her "Cover Girl" Campaign.

Paul Wheatley was director of Marketing and Development at Covenant House PA, where he led a marketing and development team of four towards a budgetary target of $5.4 million. Prior to working at Covenant House, he was a self-employed advertising copywriter and creative director working with Aetna, Longwood Gardens, Opera Philadelphia and FMC. He concepted, wrote and designed TV commercials, microsites and annual brochures. Paul studied creative writing at Oxford University and has a Masters in creative writing from Trinity College Dublin. While in Ireland, he created, directed and produced a nationally important film series, The Poets Chair - one-hour films of Ireland's best poets (including Nobel prize-winner Seamus Heaney and Pulitzer prize-winner Paul Muldoon). While living in London, Paul was Trusts and Foundations Manager at English National Opera, a national arts institution, and Marketing Manager at The Civic Trust.

One Question Marketing was founded to meet the unique marketing needs of the non-profit sector. We do for-profit work for non-profit clients. We help organizations prioritize their wish lists, making sure they focus on what is needed most first through our audit process. We offer a one-hour free consultation, followed by and in-depth examination of the organization's current and future states. This process begins with a simple, three-part question - "who are you trying to reach, what do you want to say and how do you want to say it?" At the conclusion of our audit process, we will provide you with three marketing options of varying costs and duration. Essentially, the question that needs to be asked is "why"? Why do you do what you do and for whom?