Cramer CEO Thomas Martin Receives Ouimet Fund's Distinguished Service Award.

New England Business and Philanthropy Leader Tom 'Red' Martin Honored Alongside Jack and Barbara Nicklaus For His Contributions to One of the Region's Leading Charitable Organizations

NORWOOD, Mass. -- Cramer, a digital marketing and event solutions agency, today announced that its CEO and founder, Thomas Martin, has received the 2007 Richard F. Connolly, Jr. Distinguished Service Award, presented by the Francis Ouimet Scholarship Fund. Also honored at the May 14th ceremony were Jack and Barbara Nicklaus, who were awarded the 12th Francis Ouimet Award for Lifelong Contributions to Golf. The Ouimet Fund, also known as the Golf Charity of Massachusetts, is one of the largest independent scholarship organizations in New England. The $1.3 million in planned 2007-2008 awards will bring the Fund's contributions to more than $17.6 million in merit and need-based college tuition assistance scholarships since the organization's founding in 1949.

The award was presented at the Ouimet Fund's 58th annual banquet on May 14th, 2007 at the Boston Convention & Exhibition Center. The event attracted 2,100 attendees and is expected to be remembered as the largest golf banquet in the U.S. this year, the largest ever Ouimet event and one of the largest sports banquets of any kind to date in Boston. Cramer produces the videos and presentations for each year's banquet along with a number of Ouimet video projects.

"Over the years Tom, the Martin family and the employees of Cramer have been incredibly supportive of the Fund in so many important ways," said Robert P. Donovan, executive director, Francis Ouimet Scholarship Fund. "Our banquet has certainly been an important tool for us over the years and Tom and Cramer's support have played a key role in Ouimet becoming the premier golf related charitable organization in New England."

Tom "Red" Martin, a former Boston College hockey captain and 1964 Olympian, founded Cramer in 1982 and has built the Norwood, MA-based business into a highly unique and successful company. Cramer's unique business model, diverse client base and broad service offerings are several key reasons this privately-held agency has grown and flourished for more than twenty five years. Martin has always maintained an active role with a number of Boston-area non-profit and charitable organizations. In 2006 alone, Cramer contributed time, talent and resources to more than 20 organizations including Big Brother/Big Sister, Bridge Over Troubled Waters, Easter Seals, Greater Boston Food Bank and The Jimmy Fund.

Photos of the banquet are available on request.

About the Francis Ouimet Scholarship Fund

The Francis Ouimet Scholarship Fund was founded in 1949. It is the second largest "caddie fund" in the US behind the Evans Fund, and largest in any one state. Ouimet Scholars have served at least two years as caddies or helpers in pro shop and course superintendent operations in Massachusetts. Many scholarship recipients have gone on to outstanding positions of leadership in business and professional careers.

About Cramer

Cramer is a digital marketing and event solutions agency that fuses creativity and technology to design and execute experiences that move audiences. For more than 25 years, the agency has helped the world's leading and emerging brands win and retain loyal customers, launch products and inspire sales teams. Reaching audiences online, offline, through emerging media, and face-to-face, Cramer creates personalized, integrated marketing programs and events that maximize marketing impact - and their clients' dollars. Cramer clients include Boston Scientific, Business Objects, Gillette, JP Morgan, EMD Serono and PricewaterhouseCoopers. Cramer is a privately-held company. For more information please go to http://www.crameronline.com or visit their blog at http://www.awidernet.com.