Metropolitan State University of Denver’s Department of Marketing Presents the Digital Marketing Program Network Award to Prism Light Pod
Jun 16, 2021
Prism Light Pod’s expertise in marketing is recognized as an invaluable academic resource for marketing students and faculty
(PRUnderground) June 16th, 2021
The Department of Marketing at Metropolitan State University of Denver presented Prism Light Pod, manufacturer of award-winning whole-body red light therapy beds, with the Digital Marketing Program Network Award. The Digital Marketing Program Network Award is presented to business partners that have gone “above and beyond” as an academic resource for students and alumni.
“As an industry advisor, Karl’s experience in business entrepreneurship and marketing has been an integral resource for our digital marketing program,” said Dr. Nicole Vowles, Professor and Chair of the Department of Marketing for MSU Denver. “By incorporating leading professional
feedback, we ensure that our students bring applicable knowledge and critical thinking skills to the job market upon graduation.”
Prism Light Pod was established in 2017 to bring the health benefits of full-body red light therapy to athletes, high-performing individuals and natural health enthusiasts. To support Prism Light Pod clients launch a successful red light therapy business, the company supplements each light pod with the Pro Partner Joint Marketing Program, step-by-step adjunct marketing resources. Backed by more than 30 years of marketing expertise, this approach enhances brand awareness and day-one profit and success for Prism Light Pod owners.
“I am delighted to accept this award on behalf of Prism Light Pod as a testament to our marketing expertise and giving back to the Denver community,” said , Karl Chen, Founder and CEO of Prism Light Pod. “MSU Denver offers its students quality education and teaches relevant skills so students can be successful post-grad, it’s been an honor to actively participate in the Digital Marketing Network for the Department of Marketing.”
For more information about the MSU Denver Dept. of Marketing, visit:
https://www.msudenver.edu/marketing/
For more information about Prism Light Pod, visit: https://prismlightpod.com/product/
To learn more about red light therapy, visit: https://prismlightpod.com/blog-revision/
About Metropolitan State University of Denver
For 50 years Metropolitan State University of Denver has transformed the lives of students, served as a courageous leader in higher education and boldly advanced the well-being of metro Denver communities. Throughout its history, the University has been known as a gateway to opportunity through broad access, quality academics and education relevant to the Colorado economy. The yearlong MSU Denver anniversary celebration commemorates the creation in 1965 by the Colorado General Assembly of the state’s first urban higher education institution.
About Prism Light Pod
Founded in 2017, Prism Light Pod manufactures and sells its award-winning full-body red light therapy systems for performance recovery, pain management, weight-loss and anti-aging. The company is headquartered in Denver and distributes its products worldwide. Prism Light Pod was awarded the prestigious Global Excellence Award as the “Most-Powerful Full-Body Red Light Therapy System of 2020.” For information about Prism Light Pod, visit: www.prismlightpod.com and follow us on LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram, YouTube and Twitter
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