Nonprofit storytelling TEM is a nonprofit media producer with a track record of award-winning storytelling used by social entrepreneurs, policy makers, and public/private organizations. Sales opportunities include partnerships or sponsorships with mission-driven entities, grants-backed media projects, and consulting for organizations seeking human-centered narratives to drive civic impact.

High-profile reach TEM’s work has appeared in Time, National Geographic, The New York Times Magazine, MSNBC, and PBS, and has festival and exhibition traction worldwide. This suggests opportunities for premium content licensing, co-productions, and commissioning editors seeking impactful storytelling that elevates public discourse.

Strategic collaborations The company’s civic-minded mission and Bring it to The Table initiative indicate a focus on dialogue-driven projects. Potential sales avenues include partnerships with universities, cultural institutions, and policy-focused nonprofits to develop collaborative media programs, multi-format campaigns, or educational resources.

Small but seasoned With a lean team (2-10 employees) yet a long-standing track record since 2002, TEM can scale through project-based collaborations, subcontracting, and specialized production packages. Sales pitches can emphasize flexible, cost-efficient, high-impact multimedia solutions for limited budgets.

Financial scope Reported revenue between one and ten million dollars signals a sustainable operation with capacity for larger projects or multi-year programs. Target opportunities include grant-funded documentary development, series production, and corporate social responsibility storytelling that aligns with TEM’s mission and credibility.