Press release from the issuing company
A small sample of Randy Martin’s talent.
WHITES CREEK, Tenn. – Martin & Company (M&C), a full-service marketing solutions firm specializing in both traditional and digital branding for the performance automotive aftermarket, is pleased to announce that the Randy Martin Memorial Arts Scholarship Fund is halfway toward its goal of $25,000 for 2021.
The scholarship was developed in honor of agency co-founder Randy Martin to benefit UT Southern, formerly Martin Methodist College in Pulaski, TN. Randy Martin, a graduate of Harris School of Art, held numerous positions with Nashville-based advertising agencies as well as art director for CBS Records. He helped form Martin & Company in 1993 with his spouse Zan Martin and served as creative director and CFO until he passed away in May of this year from COVID-19.
Martin & Company president and CEO, Zan Martin says, “Randy was the most creative person I have ever known. He had a natural talent for sculpture, painting, drawing and graphics. In addition to being the love of my life, he encouraged young artists and would have loved the idea that this fund was established to help others achieve their dreams with art. I hope that as corporations and individuals look at their year-end giving that they will keep in mind the importance of supporting education and the arts and will consider a donation to help us reach our goal of $25,000 for the year.”
To make a donation to the Randy Martin Memorial Arts Scholarship Endowment, visit here. The recently named University of Tennessee Southern was originally founded in 1870. The college joined the University of Tennessee System in 2021 as the first new primary campus in the UT System in over 50 years.
For more information about Martin & Company visit www.martincoadvertising.com, call 615.330.5622, or email [email protected]. To learn more about Randy Martin visit here. To learn more about The University of Tennessee Southern visit their website at utsouthern.edu.
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