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Historic opening of TrueSense Seattle office

Pittsburgh-based TrueSense Marketing has formally opened its Seattle office.

Located at 800 Fifth Avenue in Downtown Seattle, the 42nd-floor office offers stunning views of Seattle and beyond, but mainly serves as a space for TrueSense to serve its nonprofit clients.

The Seattle-based staff has been in place for several months, mainly operating out of Seattle coffee shops. They are thrilled to be in one place now. Smart and lucky nonprofits who want the best fundraising work being done today can visit us in person!

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The majority of the Seattle office staff toasts the new space. Left to right: Jeff Brooks, Kim Mausteller, Jon Van Wyk.

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One of the offices. This view looks northwest across downtown Seattle to Puget Sound and the wild lands beyond.

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Another of the offices. Looking almost due north across Seattle's Lake Union.

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View from one of the windows to the southwest, across Elliott Bay.

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The view looking down. The street is Fifth Avenue. The odd-shaped building near the top of the photo is the spectacular main branch of the Seattle Public Library.

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