(WAVERLY, NY) The Susquehanna River Archaeological Center
(SRAC) is in the planning stages for a new research room thanks to Teaoga
Development LLC, a new corporation in Waverly, NY. Teaoga Development LLC is owned and operated by
SRAC’s cofounder and executive director, Deb Twigg and partner, Susan Fogel. Teaoga Development LLC recently purchased the
former Waverly Village Hall, and has already launched a website and blog to
help the community stay updated with the building renovation progress and other plans
underway.
According to the website, the
goals of the organization are to “enrich our communities by offering smarter
business choices with reasonably priced storefronts
and leased properties in the historic old Waverly Village Hall and assistance in developing better marketing practices."
One of the immediate plans is to update an area of the first
floor to facilitate SRAC’s huge rare book and map collections. The room also
has a large walk in, fire-proof safe that will soon house historical records
and other invaluable pieces from the SRAC collections.
Another area of the building will be the home of another
piece of Teaoga Development LLC that is a full service, integrated marketing division
staffed by professionals that together have over 35 years of experience in the
marketing and public relations fields. Twigg adds, “It was important that Teaoga
Development include a marketing piece. Economic development includes marketing –
which when done correctly will help our local businesses thrive. Sadly, many businesses cannot afford a
marketing department and instead just do whatever they can to get their word
out without any real plan. We offer a
free 1 hour consultation and we will help you make a better plan to be more successful. Furthermore, we can help you design, create and
implement anything that you decide that fits your needs and budget.”
Other plans for the building are underway and Twigg refers
interested parties to visit www.Teaoga.com
for more information concerning marketing and property rental opportunities.