Design visually articulates a message and reinforces a brand.

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Anna Carreón
EXPERIENCE
True Manufacturing Company, Inc.
Graphic Designer | 2010 - Current
Design marketing literature including price lists, brochures,
spec sheets, booklets, and catalogs, signs and banners for
trade shows.
Develop brand guidelines and identity including templates for
business cards, letterheads, email signatures, etc.
Strategize company-wide re-branding implementation plan
and schedule.
Collaborate closely with internal customers to determine
marketing strategy and maintain communication throughout
design process.
Navigate database management software and accurately link
data to print documents. Modify data structure within database
for customized output in InDesign.
Coordinate with printers to produce high-quality, high-volume
printed materials on budget and deadline.
Manage, write and edit content for company newsletter.
Center For Visual Technology
Tutor, Teacher’s Assistant, Lab Monitor 2010 - 2011
Provided students technical support with design software,
scanners, printers and production equipment.
The Montage Newspaper
In-Depth Editor/Graphic Design Editor 2008 - 2010
Produced award-winning publication, design, photography and
illustration. Managed writers, generated content, conducted
interviews, wrote, assigned and edited feature stories. Led
recruitment seminars, trained new staff, and designed ads.
Graphic Colour, Inc.
Production Assistant 2003 - 2007
Implemented computer-to-plate printing methods including
Adobe Illustrator file preparation, color separation, film
processing and registration, press operation, color targeting
and ink mixing.
FREELANCE
Brand ID
Studley’s Flower Gardens
Print Marketing
Studley’s Flower Gardens,
Christiane’s Handcrafted Jewelry
Package design
Zu-zu Pets
Digital Drawings
Jenny Walker Jewelry
EDUCATION
St. Louis Community College ~
Meramec
Certificate of Proficiency in
Graphic Design – 2010
Webster University
B.A. in Studio Art – 2003
Departmental Honors
SKILLS
Design
Publication | Typography | Photo-
editing | Presentations |
Illustration
Branding
Development of brand guidelines |
Cross-media brand management
Support
Proofing | Copy-editing | Digital
asset management | Pre-press
Software
Adobe CC: InDesign | Illustrator
Photoshop | Acrobat Pro | Apsiva
Database Management Office
365 | Filemaker Pro Project
Management

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Anna Carreón
BRAND DEVELOPMENT AND MANAGEMENT
True Manufacturing
Developed branding, guidelines and id pieces including business cards, letterheads, envelopes.
Created interactive ordering system for individual application of id pieces.

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Anna Carreón
INTERNAL COMMUNICATIONS BRANDING AND EXECUTION
True Manufacturing
Designed masthead and template for internal communications publication.
Manage content, editing and layout bimonthly. Periodic writing.
Special edition newsletter honoring employee veterans.
Special Edition Newsletter
U.S. Veterans’ Day
November 11, 2015
HONORING OUR TRUE
SERVICE MEMBERS
news notes& MONTH YEAR
news notes& MONTH YEAR
You've been nominated!
The Peer Recognition program launch was an enormous success and we continue to receive forms recognizing employees on a
daily basis. Congratulations to the following employees who have been recognized in January by their peers as a thank you.
True Featured on HGTV Metric Awards Quality Management
Where in the world
Is this Bob fish?
Find out in the SPOTLIGHT on
True's International Offices on page 6
Bill Bunton, Material Handler (nominated by Mike Baker)
Bill is a floating material handler. Any time a material
handler is out, Bill is usually the person that is put in place
to fill the spot. I nominate Bill to be recognized because
of his initiative. Any time there is a fellow team member
in need in his department, Bill always takes initiative to
help his team members.
There have been times when Bill is ahead on his work.
He will talk to the supervisor at the line he is running
parts for to see if there is somewhere on the line he could
help out until he is called upon. Bill has helped out on my
line with changeovers, and his cooperation to help get the
change-overs complete as soon as possible is outstanding.
Since Bill is a floating material handler, his service to
all of the supervisors is great. I hear Bill on the radio
many times a day calling his team members, and the line
supervisors letting them know he is available at any time
if it gets really busy and they need help.
Bill Bunton, Material Handler (nominated by Mark Miller)
Bill constantly comes up with new ideas to make material
handling better with new concepts, ideas, and has led this
year with three implementations on ergonomic, visual
aid, and safety issues.
Graphics Department (nominated by Cindy Nevins)
The Graphics Department was nominated for
cooperation, ingenuity and initiative. They have gone
above and beyond to make the presentations and
materials for the annual beverage sales meeting the best
we've ever had. You give them an idea and supporting
material and the results are always beyond expectations.
Graphics includes: Connie Kuhn (Manager), Rick
Dorrough, Anabel Davolt, Anna Nowotny, Christina
Rangel, Gina Passante, Kara Byrne, Lindsay Cranmer,
Mike Simon, Ryan Cotner, Spencer Behrens, Stephanie
Aunan, Wes Gentemann, Alicia Ventimiglia.
3 8 10
Bob Trulaske was an avid fisherman who memorialized many of his biggest
catches with replicas. A few replicas are popping up all over the world.
A complete list of nominees is on page 12

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Anna Carreón
BIOGRAPHICAL WRITING
True Manufacturing
Wrote biography of company founder to be featured in a special edition of the company newsletter
dedicated to veterans.
The principles that guide True Manufacturing today endure
from the legacy of the company’s founders. Co-founder
Robert J. Trulaske, Sr. was a man of valor, demonstrating
it in combat while serving his country, and when he came
home to meet the challenge of building and selling one of
the nation’s first commercial freezers. What Bob and his
father and brother lacked in financing they made up for with
a tenacious work ethic, working sixty hours a week, resting
only on Sundays.
Throughout his military and professional legacy Bob
exemplified perseverance, leadership and humility
regardless of the challenge he faced, or success he
achieved. When duty called, Bob answered, serving his
country, his fellow man, and his company.
Bob’s military service began when he participated in the
R.O.T.C. program at the University of Missouri-Columbia
from 1936 to 1940. This was the end of the era of horse-
drawn artillery. Bob was nominated the outstanding cadet
after he was bucked off his horse, got back on and led his
group of fellow trainees on a twelve-hour ride.
“This was a very eventful phase of my life. I had not been
aware of anything exceptional in my capacities.”
His senior year he was cadet colonel and led the artillery
in the weekly parade. For this he was awarded a saber by
Harry S. Truman.
After graduating in 1940, he worked for Proctor & Gamble
selling Duz soap products for a year and a half. He was
given his own territory that included Jacksonville. It was
there that he met his future wife, Geraldine, in an ice cream
parlor.
When Pearl Harbor was attacked, he notified the War
Department that he was ready to be called into duty. He
received orders three weeks later at the end of 1941.
With his experience in the R.O.T.C. program, the War
Department allowed Bob to choose his branch and job
in the military. Bob chose to transfer into the air force,
believing that trained pilots were the key to Hitler’s defeat.
He learned to fly in Texas with five other men.
His first time in the cockpit gave him a “little shock.” The
controls of the primary PT 19A airplane were on the right.
“I’m left handed. I can’t fly this airplane left-handed. And
they said, well, we don’t have one for a left-hander. You’ll
either fly it with your right or you won’t be here. So I learned
to fly right-handed. And this is the only thing I’ve ever done
right-handed.”
Bob earned his wings as First Lieutenant in August 1943.
He was assigned to fly C-47s in the 88th Troop Carrier
Squadron, 438th Troop Carrier Group.
Bob awaited orders at the Royal Air Force Station
Greenham Common in Berkshire, England. “We had no idea
when D-Day was going to be; We knew it was imminent.”
He recalled the pensive silence that preceded the
Allies’ decisive action. “It’s maybe 10 o’clock in England
and it doesn’t get dark until midnight. And I can see the
paratroopers standing beside my airplane. For the most
part, they were sort of hanging on the wings with their
heads down, praying, I would think. Not a lot of bravado
conversation at all; very quiet.”
When it came time to invade Normandy, Bob flew out
over the Atlantic to the Cotentin Peninsula, carrying
paratroopers.
“We were all in the same boat on the combat missions,
but they had to jump out and I had to stay in the airplane,
of course... Those poor guys, they dropped in D-Day, they
dropped in Southern France, and then they came back and
dropped in Holland.”
Bob’s combat mission in Holland ended with an
emergency landing. “That day I got the plane as high as it
would go, 10,000 feet, and then we end up with all these
black oily bursts of anti-aircraft fire. There must have been
thousands of them.” One of the gas tanks was hit, leaking
and caught fire. The gasoline ran out after ten minutes, and
knowing he had to land soon, he touched down in newly-
liberated Brussels only to run out of fuel on the runway.
Bob continued delivering paratroopers, supplies and fuel
until the war was over. He remained in Europe, flying his
own plane to Paris to visit fellow vets from the 438th Troop
Carrier group. When asked in 2001 about his service, he
remarked “I love the achievement today as much as I did
then.”
Bob and his family achieved great success building True
Manufacturing into a world-wide leader in commercial
refrigeration. The perseverance, leadership and discipline
he demonstrated during his military service proved
fundamental to the successful development of True
Manufacturing. Bob’s legacy of core values continues to
guide the company in its operational strategies today.

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NEWSLETTER TEMPLATE
North American Sustainable Refrigeration Council (NASRC)
Created a masthead and template for publication by a newfound organization.
Organized content into sections in order to reinforce the organization's message.
CONTENTS
COUNSELFROM
THE COUNCILShaping A More Sustainable Future For Supermarket Refrigeration
NEWS
Policy Update
Service Techs
PROFILE
Utility Incentive Projects
Codes, Standards, UL
FIELD NOTES
Believe it or not
From the Source
BUZZ
Messages from the Field
Letter from the Editor
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Headline
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NEWS
POLICY UPDATE
The Agency has estab-
lished a certification
program for refrigerant
recovery and recycling
equipment. EPA requires
that manufacturers or
importers of refrigerant
recovery and recycling
equipment manufac-
tured on or after Novem-
ber 15, 1993, have their
equipment tested by an
EPA-approved testing
organization to ensure
that it meets EPA re-
quirements. Equipment
intended for use with
air-conditioning and re-
frigeration equipment
must be tested under EPA
requirements based upon
the ARI 740 test protocol
(i.e., EPA Appendices B
and B1 to 40 CFR 82 sub-
part F). Recycling and
recovery equipment in-
tended for use with small
appliances must be test-
ed under EPA Appendix
C or alternatively under
requirements based upon
the ARI 740 test protocol
(i.e., Appendices B and B1
to 40 CFR 82 subpart F).
The Agency requires re-
covery efficiency stan-
dards that vary depend-
ing on the size and type
of air-conditioning or
refrigeration equipment
being serviced. For recov-
ery and recycling equip-
ment intended for use
with air-conditioning and
refrigeration equipment
besides small applianc-
es, these standards are
the same as those in the
second column of Table
1. Recovery equipment
intended for use with
small appliances must be
able to recover 90 per-
cent of the refrigerant in
the small appliance when
the small appliance com-
pressor is operating and
80 percent of the refriger-
ant in the small appliance
when the compressor is
not operating.
EPA has approved both
the Air-Conditioning,
Heating, and Refrigera-
tion Institute (AHRI) Exit
disclaimerandUnderwrit-
ers Laboratories (UL) Exit
disclaimer to certify recy-
cling and recovery equip-
ment. Certified equip-
ment can be identified
by a label reading: “This
equipment has been cer-
tified by ARI/UL to meet
EPA’s minimum require-
ments for recycling and/
or recovery equipment
intended for use with [ap-
propriate category of ap-
pliance--e.g., small appli-
ances, HCFC appliances
containing less than 200
pounds of refrigerant, all
high-pressure applianc-
es, etc.].” Lists of certified
equipment may be ob-
tained by contacting ARI
at 703-524-8800 and UL
at 877-854-3577.
Refrigerant Recovery and Recycling
Equipment Certification
“EPA has approved
both the Air-Condi-
tioning, Heating, and
Refrigeration Institute
(AHRI) Exit disclaim-
er and Underwriters
Laboratories (UL) Exit
disclaimer to certify
recycling and recovery
equipment.“
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NEWS
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Making Sense of EPA Section 608
CODES, STANDARDS, UL
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PROFILE
UTILITY INCENTIVE PROJECTS
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Transitioning to Natural Refrigerants
Q&A
Chad Scott from united refrigeration talks to Wayne Pratt of Ameren Electric
BIO:
Chad works with CEOs to
retrofit their electric circuits.
Wayne is an electricity
statistician.
THE TAKEAWAY:
The best way to retrofit
an electrical system in a
supermarket is to work
with the utility company
to upgrade hardware. This
is more cost-effective than
installing a whole new
system.
RESOURCE
Utility Directory:
www.ANSHI.com
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FIELDNOTES
SERVICE TECHS
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Believe it or not, this happened
CONTEXT:
Joe was called in to a supermarket that was
reporting a persistent leak and breakdown
of their refrigerator. Joe has 38 years of
experience in the field, so he was prepared
to solve any problem. What he encountered
when he arrived he hadn’t seen before.
LEAKS 101
PRO TIP
Don’t cut the lines connected
to your unit! Instead, try to work
around them, or contact your local
service technician to make any
necessary adjustments.
RESOURCE
Utility Directory:
www.ANSHI.com
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information or inquiries.
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Executive Director
Phone: 1.650.867.7533
Email: liz.whiteley@nasrc.org
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BUZZ
LETTER FROM THE EDITOR
MESSAGE FROM THE
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
The Launch of this
Newsletter
We have reached a point in our evolution when we feel
it’s time to spread the news about our experience in the
field. With the rapid acceptance of natural refrigerants
and groundswell of support from new legislation, the
industry is moving quickly and new innovations are
around every corner. There is a gap in communication
that is begging to be filled. We’re here to take up the
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Anna Carreón
PRODUCT MARKETING
True Food Service Equipment, Inc.
Designed product marketing for distribution to dealers at conventions.
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Back Bar: TBB-2G-LDBack Bar: TBB-2G-LD
Underbar RefrigerationUnderbar RefrigerationUnderbar RefrigerationUnderbar Refrigeration
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Underbar Refrigeration
Direct Draw Beer Dispenser: TDD-2
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FOOD PREP TABLESFOOD PREP TABLES Pizza Prep Table: TPP-119Pizza Prep Table: TPP-119
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SPEC SERIESSPEC SERIES®®
Spec SeriesSpec Series®®
: STR2RVLD-2G: STR2RVLD-2G
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UNDERBAR REFRIGERATIONUNDERBAR REFRIGERATION Back Bar: TBB-2G-LDBack Bar: TBB-2G-LD
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UNDERBAR REFRIGERATION Direct Draw Beer Dispenser: TDD-2
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Anna Carreón
PRICE LIST
True International
Created price list design and charts using Apsiva data management software to manage
data in the database and import it into document.

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Anna Carreón
CATALOG
True Manufacturing
Directed photography and designed catalog of company logo wear.
Wrote cheeky descriptions of items.
Favorite quote from my written content: Stand out from the crowd by sporting pink camouflage. If this camouflage could
talk it would say, “Don’t blend in,” which is odd coming from camouflage.
Your source for quality Logo Wear!
Shop True
Prices effective December 12, 2012
Volume 14.3
New and Sale Items!
2
apparel
See page 22 for item information.
Make a good impression in and out of the workplace.
Tie Clip
See page 22 for item information.
Make a good impression in and out of the workplace.
Tie Clip (Featured Item)
port authority®
Twill Dress Shirt
port authority®
Blend Dress Shirt
port authority®
long sleeve non-iron twill
shirts keep you looking sharp wash after
wash. men's include breast pocket.
Women's have front and back darts.
100% cotton, machine washable.
port authority®
easy care blend shirts
are woven for wrinkle-resistance. men's
include box-back pleat and breast pocket.
Women's have front and back darts.
cotton/poly blend, machine washable.
White Green Mist
S 70940201 $30.00 70961001 $30.00
M 70940202 $30.00 70961002 $30.00
L 70940203 $30.00 70961003 $30.00
XL 70940204 $30.00 70961004 $30.00
XXL 70940205 $31.50
Gray Blue
S 70931901 $22.50 70950301 $22.50
M 70931902 $22.50 70950302 $22.50
L 70931903 $22.50 70950303 $22.50
XL 70931904 $22.50 70950304 $22.50
XXL 70931905 $23.75
MEN’S MEN’SWOMEN’S WOMEN’S
Shirt/logo colors: men's White/khaki,
Women's green mist/khaki.
Shirt/logo colors: men's gray/Silver,
Women's Blue/khaki.
Men’s Dress Shirt Men’s Dress Shirt
Women’s Dress Shirt Women’s Dress Shirt
3 4
pullover
Sweater Vest
colors: navy.
a classic complement to the True
dress Shirt. made from fine gauge,
blended yarns of acrylic and nylon.
This vest won't stretch or fade.
machine wash.
Navy
S 70870501 $29.60
M 70870502 $29.60
L 70870503 $29.60
XL 70870504 $29.60
XXL 70870505 $29.60
Men’s Dress Shirt
Button-down
Camouflage Shirt
clearance item
colors: green camouflage.
made from woven twill, this shirt is
especially warm and soft. it also offers
plenty of room to move. perfect for
the cool-weather stake-out!
Super Sale! (While Supplies Last)
Camouflage
S 70471501 $32.00 $25.00 $15.00
M 70471502 $32.00 $25.00 $15.00
L 70471503 $32.00 $25.00 $15.00
XL 70471504 $32.00 $25.00 $15.00
XXL 70471505 $32.00 $25.00 $15.00
Women’s Dress Shirt
Sale! (While Supplies Last)
colors: navy.
ladies Short Sleeve
Dress Shirt
The port authority®
dress shirt is
a comfortable, contoured shirt
that stays looking polished and
professional. machine washable
polyester/cotton blend.
Navy
S 71060501 $17.25
M 71060502 $17.25
L 71060503 $17.25
XL 71060504 $17.25
New!
clearance item
lands end®
Dress Shirt
lands end®
Business outfitters hyde park
Shirt for men, oxford classic for women.
True logo embroidered in khaki above left
breast pocket (pocket not included on
women’s). 100% cotton, machine washable.
colors: french Blue, White.
WOMEN’S French Blue White
S 6/8 70260301 $32.00 $20.00 70260201 $32.00 $20.00
M 10/12 70260302 $32.00 $20.00 70260202 $32.00 $20.00
L 14/16 70260303 $32.00 $20.00 70260203 $32.00 $20.00
MEN'S French Blue White
15-1/2 x 34 70250301 $32.00 $20.00 70250201 $32.00 $20.00
16 x 34 70250302 $32.00 $20.00 70250202 $32.00 $20.00
17 x 34 70250303 $32.00 $20.00 70250203 $32.00 $20.00
18 x 34 70250304 $35.00 $20.00 70250204 $35.00 $20.00

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Anna Carreón
SUSTAINABILITY CAMPAIGN
True Food Service Equipment, Inc.
Designed a brochure detailing the company's commitment to sustainable practices.
Produced advent-style calendar featuring facts about True's sustainable products and processes.

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Anna Carreón
LABELS
True Food Service Equipment, Inc. / Residential
Illustrated labels for product photography to showcase refrigeration equipment.
Fictitious wine labels designed to cover original labels on wine bottles in staged
photo for high-end wine consumers.
Edited original photo with the new labels.
Fictitious cheese labels embellished fake cheeses to showcase a refrigerated case.