Greenough has been selected as agency of record for The Lowell Institute.
The Boston-based institution, which opened its doors in 1839, is one of the country’s longest-lasting public foundations, known for its lectures and educational programs.
Greenough is charged with branding and media relations efforts for the nonprofit institute, and “will look to bolster The Lowell Institute’s reputation and increase attendance at dozens of free lectures,” according to a statement.
“Greenough is committed to helping further the mission of nonprofits whose good work is often unrecognized by the public,” said Greenough president Jamie Parker in a statement.
Past speakers in The Lowell Institute's 175-year history include Theodore Roosevelt, Charles Dickens and Al Gore.
Sherrie Mazur will join the Arthur M. Blank Family Foundation as managing director, of communications on Feb. 14. 
Independent Diplomat, the nonprofit that promotes democracy by organizing opposition movements and activists, has trained its sights on Venezuela.
Robert Tappan has joined the International BioMetrics + Identity Assoc., the trade group for the identity technology industry.
Tiffany Haverly, who was at Finsbury Glover Hering, has joined the Internet Association as director of communications.
BGR Government Affairs represents the American Chamber of Commerce in South China as economic and political tensions between the two countries escalate.
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