CREATIVE MARKETING ALLIANCE, Princeton Junction, took first place at the American Public Health Association (APHA) 130th Annual Meeting and Exposition for an exhibit it designed for the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. The award-winning entry was selected from more than 600 exhibitors for its creativity, innovation, use of space and display. CMA has also added six new companies to its client roster: Lynch Martin Attorneys at Law, North Brunswick; Homasote, West Trenton; Claims Management Services, Princeton; Preservation & Development Associates, Ridgewood; International Nanny Association, Princeton Junction; and the Princeton Junction-based International Furnishings Design Association (IFDA) Educational Institute.

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S3, Boonton, has been selected by British luxury car manufacturer Aston Martin to manage a 25-city press and consumer event tour, dubbed the “Power, Beauty and Soul Tour,” for its North American market. Residential homebuilder Spectrum Skanska, based in Westchester County, N.Y., has also been added to the agency’s client roster. LISA McCARTHY has joined the S3 creative team as copywriter. Most recently, she was with Publicis, New York. DANIELLE ADAMS and SEAN REYNOLDS have also been hired as Assistant Account Executive and Traffic Coordinator, respectively. Adams comes to the agency from ADP, Inc., where she worked as Account Executive. Reynolds’ most recent experience was as Client Relations Consultant at Studio Graphics Inc., N.Y.

TURCHETTE ADVERTISING, Fairfield, has announced a number of recent additions to its growing list of new clients. They include: Colorite Polymers, Ridgefield Park; iSi North America, Inc., Fairfield; Janome America, Inc., Mahwah; Marquis Business Systems, LLC, Paterson; Unette Corporation, Wharton; and the Food Division of Westfalia Separator, Inc., of Northvale. The agency has also announced the promotion of JAMES GORAB to Senior Vice President; CHARLES NUSSMAN to Vice President; DEBORAH AHNEMAN-GAVIN to Vice President; and EVELYN HANLON to Junior Account Executive.

Communications expert MICHAEL GREENHOUSE has joined the marketing team of SONNENBERG, HAVILAND & PARTNERS, Ridgewood. An award-winning communications strategist, writer and editor, Greenhouse has over 20 years of experience with such blue-chip organizations as Hill & Knowlton, Reuters, Accenture, Ernst & Young, Shearson Lehman Hutton and Cap Gemini Ernst & Young. His editorial firm, Greenhouse Communications, LLP, will be working closely to support the efforts of Sonnenberg, Haviland & Partners, while SH&P will add marketing breadth to Greenhouse’s client service capabilities.

LINDA EPPS has joined the NJN FOUNDATION as Vice President, Institutional Relations. Her responsibilities with the Foundation include individual giving, especially major and mid-level gifts. Most recently, Ms. Epps served as Vice President for College Relations at Bloomfield College. During her tenure, the College experienced substantial increased giving, including the completion of an $8.4 million capital campaign. She also served as Vice President of Student Affairs, Associate Dean of Academic Affairs and Dean of Students, achieving an outstanding reputation for her advocacy for diversity, equity and access to higher education.

CAMARÈS COMMUNICATIONS has moved from its Ho-Ho-Kus location to Cedar Knolls. The advertising and communications agency’s new address is 3 Wing Drive, Suite 200, Cedar Knolls, NJ 07927. Camarès can be reached by telephone at 973.539.6000 and by fax at 973.539.1005.

A memorial service for ROBERT C. WEISS, 74, was held February 22 at the Old Bergen Church in Jersey City. Mr. Weiss, who died January 22 in Meadowlands Hospital, Secaucus, was president of Action Ads in Bloomfield for many years before retiring. A lifelong resident of Jersey City and graduate of Fairleigh Dickinson University, Rutherford, Weiss was president of the North Jersey Advertising Club in 1964. He was also an executive board member of the New Jersey Advertising Club, the Brand Names Council in New York City and the Outdoor Advertising Trade Association. A recipient of Distinguished Service Medal, a Korean War Medal and a United Nations Medal, Mr. Weiss served with special services in the Navy for eight years, followed by a two-year stint in the Army. He is survived by a son, Gary Sternberg; a daughter, Carol; his companion, Gladys Sternberg; and a grandchild.