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Written by UP Blog Staff
on January 06, 2011

UP THERE, EVERYWHERE founder Julian Stubbs has been appointed to help in the development of the new Nobel Peace Prize Concert identity and logotype. The company will also be developing a new website for the concert as part of the overall project. This work will be conducted through The Nobel Peace Prize Concert company, in co-ordination with IMG World.

Julian Stubbs founded UP THERE, EVERYWHERE along with Eric Dowell in late 2010, after selling their former marketing communications company Dowell//Stubbs to the communications group Gyro International.

Nobel Peace Prize Concert

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Read more about the where the name UP THERE, EVERYWHERE originated on the web site’s blog post “Being Different.”

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