Member handbooks for 5 different product lines implementing a "branded house" strategy where each product line bore resemblance to another. Associated collateral was color coded within each product line to make it easy for sales/field staff to recognize and access like material.
Spanish language ad promoting helath plan\'s after-hours clinics. Translated: Superior Understands that kids get sick at night too...Superior\' After Hours Clinics.
Bi-lingual coloring book designed for use w/ in-school health education initiative. Features Superior Kid, the mascot I created as a representative for our youth/family marketing programs.
Bi-weekly publication that ran as the center section of the local business newspaper. designed to spotligh Chamber members, keep them informed of legislation/initiatives that the Chamber was working on, and promote Chamber events. Won the 2009 National APEX Award for a business newsletter/magapaper.
Produced monthly, this newsletter was distributed to shareholders across rural Alaska. Because the corporation was owned 100% by Alaska Natives, it was necessary for the publication to reflect traditional values while keeping the shareholders informed about the status of their corporation's international subsidiaries. These subsidiaries included industries such as construction, mining, high-tech defense devolpment and contracting, catering, publication, and advertising.
Part of a series of whitepapers created to highlight the success of a federal grant for youth in rural Alaska. Submitted with grant reports back to the funding agency and used by native regional/tribal councils to demonstrate the work they were doing in their villages.
Member handbooks for 5 different product lines implementing a "branded house" strategy where each product line bore resemblance to another. Associated collateral was color coded within each product line to make it easy for sales/field staff to recognize and access like material.
Spanish language ad promoting helath plan\'s after-hours clinics. Translated: Superior Understands that kids get sick at night too...Superior\' After Hours Clinics.
Bi-lingual coloring book designed for use w/ in-school health education initiative. Features Superior Kid, the mascot I created as a representative for our youth/family marketing programs.
Bi-weekly publication that ran as the center section of the local business newspaper. designed to spotligh Chamber members, keep them informed of legislation/initiatives that the Chamber was working on, and promote Chamber events. Won the 2009 National APEX Award for a business newsletter/magapaper.
Produced monthly, this newsletter was distributed to shareholders across rural Alaska. Because the corporation was owned 100% by Alaska Natives, it was necessary for the publication to reflect traditional values while keeping the shareholders informed about the status of their corporation's international subsidiaries. These subsidiaries included industries such as construction, mining, high-tech defense devolpment and contracting, catering, publication, and advertising.
Part of a series of whitepapers created to highlight the success of a federal grant for youth in rural Alaska. Submitted with grant reports back to the funding agency and used by native regional/tribal councils to demonstrate the work they were doing in their villages.