The DoSeum, San Antonio's premier children's museum, has selected Grady Britton as its Public Relations agency of record. This partnership comes as The DoSeum prepares to celebrate its 10th anniversary in 2025, marking a decade of inspiring young minds through joyful learning and discovery.
Sandra Garcia, VP of Marketing at The DoSeum, commented on the selection of Grady Britton: "We are thrilled to partner with Grady Britton as we approach this significant milestone. Their strategic yet community-minded approach to public relations aligns perfectly with our values and mission. As a Certified B Corporation, Grady Britton demonstrates a commitment to social responsibility that resonates deeply with The DoSeum's goal of being accessible to all children in our community."
The partnership between The DoSeum and Grady Britton will focus on enhancing the museum's visibility, promoting its educational programs, and highlighting its role in fostering innovative thinking among San Antonio's youth. As The DoSeum enters its second decade, it continues to build on its foundation of providing STEM-focused content and creating lifelong interest in science and technology.
"We are honored to support The DoSeum in their vital work of inspiring the next generation of thinkers, innovators, and community leaders. The chemistry we felt during the selection process was palpable, and it’s clear our shared values and commitment to positive social impact will drive this collaboration,” says Paige Campbell, president of Grady Britton.
The agency team will be led by local San Antonio native and longtime PR professional, Lisa M. Martin, who is based in the Alamo City and serves as director of partnerships and strategic engagement at Grady Britton.
Founded in 1995 as the San Antonio Children's Museum, The DoSeum has evolved into a cornerstone of education and innovation in the community. In 2015, the museum rebranded and relocated to its current 68,000-square-foot facility, featuring interactive exhibits focusing on STEM, the arts, and literacy. The $47-million DoSeum opened its doors to the public, offering six main exhibits and expansive outdoor spaces to engage children in hands-on learning experiences.
Over the past decade, The DoSeum has solidified its position as a leader in informal education, serving approximately 300,000 visitors annually. The museum's mission to grow curious minds, connect families, and transform communities has remained at the forefront of its operations.