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2015 children's artwork contest final results
The document summarizes the history, mission, goals, and details of the first Children's Artwork Contest held by ZTE (USA) INC. in 2014. The contest aimed to display artwork by employees' children and potentially use it in marketing. It provided themes, age categories, prizes, and a timeline of the contest process. Winning entries were showcased from each age category, along with honorable mentions. The contest was deemed a success in promoting employee involvement and pride in the company.
2015 children's artwork contest final results
- 2. HISTORYHISTORY Mission: Toperpetuate employee’s involvement and ownership in our corporate environment. Goal: To display artwork created by our employee’s children and possibly use some of the artwork in our marketing. Scope: Hold the first Children’s Artwork Contest in the Summer of 2014 and repeat each year. Our CEO, Lixin Cheng, visited a customer’s headquarters in California and noticed that the artwork displayed throughout the facility was done by the employee’s children. He wanted that same sense of ownership and pride from the employees of ZTE (USA ) INC.
- 3. Themes: ◦ MyDaddy Works for ZTE ◦ ZTE – Tomorrow Never Waits ◦ COOL – GREEN – OPEN Ages: ◦ Category 1 (5-8 Years) ◦ Category 2 (9-13 Years) ◦ Category 3 (14-17 Years) Prizes: ◦ Best In Show - $300 and Trophy ◦ People’s Choice Award - $200 and Trophy ◦ First Place - $100 and Ribbon ◦ Second Place - $75 and Ribbon ◦ Third Place - $50 and Ribbon ◦ Honorable Mention - $25 and Ribbon ◦ All Entrants receive a T-Shirt and Certificate for participating.
- 4. CONTESTCONTEST • June –2015 Children’s Artwork Contest Announced • July – August – Art board shipped out to entrants • September– Art due at HQ • October – Dallas Museum of Art Viewed the Exhibit • November - Peoples Choice Award • December - Results released and posted on ZTE USA Website
- 5. Prizes Winners ofthe 2015 ZTE USA Children’s Artwork Contest Best In Show Award - $300 and Trophy Jimmy He, Age 8, Richardson, TX (Entry 8) People’s Choice Award - $200 and Trophy Nex Li, Age 7, Leawood, KS (Entry 6) First Place - $100 and Blue Ribbon Category 1 (5-8 Years) - Nex Li, Age 7, Leawood, KS (Entry 6) Category 2 (9-13 Years) - Vernon Ng, Age 11, Plano, TX (Entry 20) Category 3 (14-17 Years) - Allison Matoney, Age 17, Watkinsville, GA (Entry 11) Second Place - $75 and Red Ribbon Category 1 (5-8 Years) - Zachary Huang, Age 7, Allen, TX (Entry 9) Category 2 (9-13 Years) – Sophia Haslach, Age 12, Atlanta, GA (Entry 13) Category 3 (14-17 Years) - Blake Chaudry, Age 14, Ft. Worth, TX (Entry 4) Third Place - $50 and Orange Ribbon Category 1 (5-8 Years) – Evan Ng, Age 8 , Plano, TX (Entry 19) Category 2 (9-13 Years) – Jennifer Lin, Age 12, Miami, FL (Entry 5) Honorable Mention - $25 and Green Ribbon Category 1 (5-8 Years) Yuehan Mao, Age 8, Allen, TX (Entry 28) Cindy Li, Age 5, Allen, TX (Entry 1) Molly Huang, Age 8, Allen, TX (Entry 10) Category 2 (9-13 Years) Avery Fisher, Age 9, Grandview, MO (Entry 21) All Entrants will receive a T-Shirt and Certificate for participating!
- 6. People’s Choice AwardPeople’sChoice Award The ZTE (USA) INC employees were asked to vote on their favorite entry.
- 7. PEOPLE’S CHOICE AWARDPEOPLE’SCHOICE AWARD Nex Li, Age 7, Leawood, KS “My Mom likes to take pictures of me playing soccer with ZTE AXON phone. We want to see sunflowers too.” “My Daddy Works at ZTE”
- 8. Dallas Museum ofArtDallas Museum of Art AwardsAwards BEST IN SHOW
- 9. BEST IN SHOWBESTIN SHOW Jimmy He, Age 8, Allen, TX “Tomorrow is the day of everything connecting .” ZTE – “Tomorrow Never Waits”
- 10. Dallas Museum ofArtDallas Museum of Art AwardsAwards AGE CATEGORY 1 ( 5- 8 YEARS OLD)
- 11. FIRST PLACE INAGE CATEGORY 1 Nex Li, Age 7, Leawood, KS “My Mom likes to take pictures of me playing soccer with ZTE AXON phone. We want to see sunflowers too.” “My Daddy Works at ZTE”
- 12. SECOND PLACE INAGE CATEGORY 1 Zachary Huang, Age 7, Allen, TX “My Team invented this rocket at AIM Camp this summer. It was fun. Open Minds make Cool rockets by using recycling (Green) materials “COOL – GREEN - OPEN”
- 13. THIRD PLACE INAGE CATEGORY 1 Evan Ng, Age 8, Plano, TX “I chose ‘Tomorrow Never Waits’ and that means to me that Baymax can just fly to the hospital in no time!” ZTE – “Tomorrow Never Waits”
- 14. HONORABLE MENTION INAGE CATEGORY 1 Yuehan Mao, Age 8, Allen, TX “My Dad works very hard at ZTE. I drew me and my sister because Dad loves us, so he buys us what we need. I love my Super Hero Dad!” “My Daddy Works at ZTE”
- 15. HONORABLE MENTION INAGE CATEGORY 1 Cindy Li, Age 5, Allen, TX “A girl plays in the playground and jumps into the phone and slides out of the phone. The phone has the APP “Playground!” “COOL – GREEN - OPEN”
- 16. HONORABLE MENTION INAGE CATEGORY 1 Molly Huang, Age 8, Allen, TX “We are going to school today. We will work hard and try our best. The clock is ticking! Tomorrow never waits. ZTE – “Tomorrow Never Waits”
- 17. Serena Yue, Age5, Miami, FL “My Daddy works at ZTE. ZTE you are the best!” “My Daddy Works at ZTE”
- 18. Shawn Peng, Age5, Richardson, TX “My Daddy works at ZTE.” “My Daddy Works at ZTE”
- 19. Caroline Decker, Age6, Bellevue, WA The colors represent happiness, joyfulness , loyalty and timeliness! ZTE is in the middle. It’s where my Daddy works.” “My Daddy Works at ZTE”
- 20. Gabby Winn, Age5, Lenexa, KS “My Daddy and ZTE.” “My Daddy Works at ZTE”
- 21. Hailey Habib, Age7, Olathe, KS “My Daddy Works at ZTE”
- 22. Jasmine Habib, Age7, Olathe, KS COOL – GREEN - OPEN
- 23. Yingke Zhang, Age7, Richardson, TX “A very cool robot family designed and made by ZTE. Make the dry world become green and open – a wonderful world for human kind..” “COOL – GREEN - OPEN”
- 24. Dallas Museum ofArtDallas Museum of Art AwardsAwards AGE CATEGORY 2 ( 9- 13 YEARS OLD)
- 25. FIRST PLACE INAGE CATEGORY 2 Vernon Ng, Age 11, Plano, TX “I chose Tomorrow Never Waits – my entry shows no need to wait in line to go see a doctor.” ZTE – “Tomorrow Never Waits”
- 26. SECOND PLACE INAGE CATEGORY 2 Sophia Haslach, Age 12, Dunwoody, GA “I chose ZTE – Tomorrow Never Waits. I painted a picture of how I think the future city will look!” ZTE – “Tomorrow Never Waits”
- 27. “I drew aNinja because what is more Cool, Green and Open than a Ninja? The elegant sword in the Ninja’s hand has the letters “AXON” and “CGO Logo” because the sword to the Ninja is the same as a phone to me, it’s part of my life. THIRD PLACE IN AGE CATEGORY 2 Jennifer Lin, Age 13 Miami, FL “COOL – GREEN - OPEN”
- 28. HONORABLE MENTION INAGE CATEGORY 2 Avery Fisher, Age 9 Grandview, MO “My Mom Works at ZTE.” “My Daddy Works at ZTE”
- 29. John Zhou, Age13, Dunwoody, GA “I chose ‘Tomorrow Never Waits’ theme color to be blue because it’s like the sky and full of possibilities, to show that tomorrow never waits..” “Tomorrow Never Waits”
- 30. Alice Wei, Age12, Frisco, TX “My entry is about how ZTE always gets the work down in one full day. The next day can never wait – meaning to me that tomorrow won’t wait to let you get the work done. It is done on that very day.” “Tomorrow Never Waits”
- 31. Russell Habib, Age10, Olathe, KS “My entry is about how ZTE always gets the work down in one full day. The next day can never wait – meaning to me that tomorrow won’t wait to let you get the work done. It is done on that very day.” “Tomorrow Never Waits”
- 32. Dallas Museum ofArtDallas Museum of Art AwardsAwards AGE CATEGORY 3 ( 14-17 YEARS OLD)
- 33. FIRST PLACE INAGE CATEGORY 3 WINNER Allison Matoney, Age 17, Watkinsville, GA The painting shows two people looking up at the night sky and observing it in all its beauty. “COOL – GREEN - OPEN”
- 34. SECOND PLACE INAGE CATEGORY 3 WINNER Blake Chaudry, Age 14, Fort Worth, TX I drew a picture of the Axon. My poster says “ZTE Who wants to invest in the future?” “COOL – GREEN - OPEN”