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Gay Internet Bank Names Agencies

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Beth Cox
Beth Cox
Sep 20, 1999

G & L Internet Bank, which says it is the
first FDIC-backed, Internet bank targeted at the gay and lesbian community,
hired public relations firm Aplomb Consulting and advertising agency Courtney
& Watson to promote its upcoming launch.

“Never again will gay men and lesbians have to worry that they will face
discrimination when they seek banking services,” said G & L founder Steven
Dunlap.

G & L will go live online in 1999. A major national advertising campaign
planned for early 2000 will promote the bank’s ability to provide
personalized customer service.

The ad campaign will supplement visibility
programs, including public relations activities, online marketing efforts and
meetings with local and national leaders of influential gay and lesbian
organizations.

Billings were not disclosed.

Aplomb Consulting is a national firm that
creates relationships between companies and the gay, lesbian, bisexual, and
transgender communities. Courtney & Watson is a national
advertising firm.

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