John Romano provides creative services such as concepts, design, messaging, photography, and illustrations for products, companies, and trade shows. The document includes examples of work done for companies like Magellan, Thales Navigation, Global Locate, Stanford Telecom, and Ashtech Precision Products. The creative pieces include product profiles, corporate profiles, trade show invitations, brochures, posters, ads, and websites.
The document discusses three traditions associated with St. Patrick's Day: finding a four-leaf clover which is said to bring good luck, wearing green to celebrate Irish heritage, and catching a leprechaun which according to folklore will grant three wishes if caught but are clever and try to avoid capture. The holiday is celebrated on March 17th and involves traditions of Irish dancing, dyeing rivers green, and parades in places around the world far beyond Ireland such as the United States, Canada, and Australia.
- The document contains a decision matrix evaluating a project based on 14 indicators across criteria like relevance, effectiveness, efficiency, potential impacts, sustainability, and value-for-money.
- Two work packages (WP1 and WP2) are evaluated and given normalized scores across all the indicators, with both work packages so far performing at a "very low" level.
- WP2 involves building on previous experiences, identifying profiles of pilot communities, developing a methodology for achieving energy neutrality in rural areas, and creating evaluation tools.
People who are spiritually nourished by Jesus Christ through reading the Scriptures can then nourish others spiritually and feed the hungry. Believers must remain connected to Christ by abiding in him as the vine to receive spiritual nourishment, which will produce fruit and joy for both the believer and others they feed. To effectively serve God and others, believers must dedicate themselves to drinking in of Christ daily through Scripture so that they are spiritually nourished.
The document lists the numbers 1 through 10 repeatedly, each time instructing the reader to click the numbers in sequence. It provides the instruction to click numbers from 1 to 10 ten separate times, with the starting number increasing by 1 each time.
This document discusses various online activities including entertainment searching, product purchasing, bill paying, connecting with others, using search engines, taking online classes, getting directions, gathering information, online shopping, and geographical navigation searching. It mentions searching for movies and acts coming to your hometown, buying and selling on eBay, paying bills online with credit cards, connecting with others by sharing names, pulling up millions of references and images through search engines, taking an online class with Dr. Yang, using MapQuest and GPS for directions, gathering facts and information on many topics, buying a Vikings jersey online, and using geographical navigation searches for off-road motorcycling.
Minimize your Effort and Maximize Outreach to Broaden Your Library's ImpactMark Kille
The library directors at Colorado Christian University and Naropa University discussed how their libraries have used campus and library events to broaden their libraries’ reach and impact. In 2009, Colorado Christian University hosted a special exhibit about Abraham Lincoln that presented many opportunities to collaborate with students, faculty, the President, and with folks outside the community. Also in 2009, Naropa University’s Library participated in a visit to their campus by Nobel Peace Prize winner Shirin Ebadi. This presentation aimed to help academic librarians seek “natural collaborations” on campus that are relatively easy to do and have great impact.
The document discusses three traditions associated with St. Patrick's Day: finding a four-leaf clover which is said to bring good luck, wearing green to celebrate Irish heritage, and catching a leprechaun which according to folklore will grant three wishes if caught but are clever and try to avoid capture. The holiday is celebrated on March 17th and involves traditions of Irish dancing, dyeing rivers green, and parades in places around the world far beyond Ireland such as the United States, Canada, and Australia.
- The document contains a decision matrix evaluating a project based on 14 indicators across criteria like relevance, effectiveness, efficiency, potential impacts, sustainability, and value-for-money.
- Two work packages (WP1 and WP2) are evaluated and given normalized scores across all the indicators, with both work packages so far performing at a "very low" level.
- WP2 involves building on previous experiences, identifying profiles of pilot communities, developing a methodology for achieving energy neutrality in rural areas, and creating evaluation tools.
People who are spiritually nourished by Jesus Christ through reading the Scriptures can then nourish others spiritually and feed the hungry. Believers must remain connected to Christ by abiding in him as the vine to receive spiritual nourishment, which will produce fruit and joy for both the believer and others they feed. To effectively serve God and others, believers must dedicate themselves to drinking in of Christ daily through Scripture so that they are spiritually nourished.
The document lists the numbers 1 through 10 repeatedly, each time instructing the reader to click the numbers in sequence. It provides the instruction to click numbers from 1 to 10 ten separate times, with the starting number increasing by 1 each time.
This document discusses various online activities including entertainment searching, product purchasing, bill paying, connecting with others, using search engines, taking online classes, getting directions, gathering information, online shopping, and geographical navigation searching. It mentions searching for movies and acts coming to your hometown, buying and selling on eBay, paying bills online with credit cards, connecting with others by sharing names, pulling up millions of references and images through search engines, taking an online class with Dr. Yang, using MapQuest and GPS for directions, gathering facts and information on many topics, buying a Vikings jersey online, and using geographical navigation searches for off-road motorcycling.
Minimize your Effort and Maximize Outreach to Broaden Your Library's ImpactMark Kille
The library directors at Colorado Christian University and Naropa University discussed how their libraries have used campus and library events to broaden their libraries’ reach and impact. In 2009, Colorado Christian University hosted a special exhibit about Abraham Lincoln that presented many opportunities to collaborate with students, faculty, the President, and with folks outside the community. Also in 2009, Naropa University’s Library participated in a visit to their campus by Nobel Peace Prize winner Shirin Ebadi. This presentation aimed to help academic librarians seek “natural collaborations” on campus that are relatively easy to do and have great impact.
This document is about the author's relationships with family and friends. It describes her parents, sister, grandparents, aunts, uncles, cousins, as well as her pets. It also mentions old friends, new friends, and classmates that are important to the author. The document focuses on the people in the author's life that are close to her.
Presentation on Public Relations and Visual StorytellingDavid Parmet
My presentation at the Visual Storytelling Summit on how visual storytelling impacts public relations. I cover statistics indicating that posts and releases with images get far more shares and engagement than those without.
Design And Sustainability by Carlo Vezzoli 09.09.09LeNS Africa
The document provides an introduction to design for sustainability, covering several key topics:
1. It defines sustainable development and discusses increasing pressures to reduce resource use.
2. It explores the evolving role of design in sustainability from reducing environmental impact to system innovation. Product life cycle design and system design for eco-efficiency are introduced.
3. Methods and tools for product and system design for sustainability are summarized, including Life Cycle Assessment and various frameworks developed at Polimi.
4. The potential for system design to address social equity and cohesion through locally-based, networked product-service systems is discussed.
The passage describes common Easter traditions celebrated in America, including that the Easter Bunny delivers baskets filled with candy like chocolate eggs and jelly beans to children's homes overnight on Easter Saturday while they sleep. It also mentions that decorated Easter eggs and Easter egg hunts where kids search for hidden eggs are popular activities that take place on Easter Sunday each year.
1. The document discusses the MULO project, which aims to develop a family of light, solar-powered vehicles for transportation needs in Cape Town, South Africa.
2. The vehicles would be convertible for various uses like freight transport, public transport, maintenance of green spaces, and mobile vending.
3. The project aims to establish a partnership between universities and local industries in Europe and Africa to support the development and adoption of the MULO vehicles to meet local transportation challenges in a sustainable manner.
The document lists common foods eaten for Thanksgiving dinner including turkey, mashed potatoes, stuffing, and pumpkin pie. It also mentions spending time with family and friends on Thanksgiving and watching the Thanksgiving Day parade. The document concludes by stating "The End!!" in three sentences.
Quotation Marks: Playing Well with Other PunctuationMark Kille
1. The document discusses the proper use of quotation marks and other punctuation when using quoted material in writing.
2. Normally, punctuation like periods and commas goes inside the closing quotation mark. However, when using parenthetical references, the period goes outside the closing quotation mark and before the reference.
3. The document explores different punctuation combinations, such as question marks and parenthetical references, and different style guidelines for these situations.
Media Week Presentation at Glasgow University360innovate
The document provides information about new media and online marketing strategies. It discusses traditional media versus new media, with new media having advantages like lower costs and more participatory communication. It then offers tips for using blogging, online news releases, and podcasting as marketing tools. These include monitoring industry blogs, writing news that appeals to buyers, and creating inexpensive streaming radio. The document emphasizes writing content for buyers, avoiding jargon, and sticking to an action plan when harnessing the power of online marketing.
This document provides a beginner's guide to online marketing. It discusses setting up a website using WordPress, optimizing the site for search engines and mobile users, using analytics tools like Google Analytics to measure traffic and goals, and driving traffic through search engine optimization, social media marketing on platforms like Facebook, Twitter, Google+, Pinterest and LinkedIn, and email marketing. It emphasizes measuring strategies to understand what is working best. The guide recommends focusing traffic sources that are converting visitors into customers or achieving the goals that were set.
This document provides an introduction to the NYC startup community, including notable startups, common roles, ways to get involved, blogs to read, newsletters, organizations, and coworking spaces. It aims to help those interested learn more about the ecosystem and how to participate. Key aspects include the variety of startups and technologies, opportunities to attend events, learn skills, make connections, and get firsthand experience through activities like hackathons.
The document outlines a marketing campaign for AT&T targeting University of Arizona students. Preliminary research found students are price sensitive, primarily use phones for texting, and have been with their current provider for over two years. Focus groups provided insights into student perceptions of AT&T and Verizon brands. The campaign strategy leverages nostalgia and humor through an integrated social media campaign. Events on campus generated over 100,000 impressions and post-campaign research found increased NPS, brand awareness, and an ROI of over 7,000%.
This document provides strategies for start-up communications. It discusses how strategic communications can help startups accelerate potential success, prepare for gaining media coverage, and be ready when opportunities arise. The document emphasizes treating the media as a first market by sharing your story across various platforms. It also notes that pitching should be replaced with storytelling and that startups should think of themselves as media companies by creating and distributing their own content.
Katie Laird and Erica Bogdan discuss the hows and whys of good design and social media marketing. Learn tips and tricks to get started creating awesome Twitter backgrounds and Facebook Fanpage images.
The document provides guidance for startups on hacking their public relations (PR) and communications initiatives to get "Above The Code". It recommends focusing on storytelling over pitches, treating the media as customers, understanding differences between being discovered versus found, putting content out there, and drawing on creative outlets. The presentation outlines 12 belief sets for PR success and practical steps startups can take to prepare for a demo day, including developing media wish lists and following journalists' editorial calendars. It emphasizes the importance of a long-term PR approach and offers the presenter's help to startups.
Above the code story telling : branded content for bio medical Alan Weinkrantz
This document provides guidance on using storytelling and branded content to promote startups and companies. It discusses establishing an online presence and sharing a company's narrative to connect with customers, partners, and investors. Tips include writing like you speak, focusing on how you help others, and thinking of yourself as a media company that creates and shares content across various online platforms. The goal is to get discovered online and be ready to engage with media to help recruitment, fundraising, and business development.
SLIDESHARE: FROM A PIVOT TO BEING ACQUIRED FOR $118 MILLION Anirudh Narayan
SlideShare needs no introduction. It went from being a pivot of an already successful consulting business (Uzanto) and a pioneering software (MindCanvas) to being a force to reckon with in the professional content community present online. SlideShare had established its behemoth position in the content space when it was acquired by LinkedIn that helped leverage its reach among other perks. Here is a quick look at all that went into making it the Quiet (not so quiet now) Giant of Content Marketing.
Infographic design and promotion play a key role in social media marketing and online branding. This case study on infographic promotion is presented by Submitinme, one of the largest SEO and social media marketing company based in India. The research credit goes to the research wing for SubmitINme – The SIM Labs. This case study on infographic promotion is free to share.
The document discusses how various technologies were used in a film project. Art of Titles and Netflix were used for research inspiration. Scoop.it was used to research articles on kidnappings. Google Forms was used to create audience questionnaires. YouTube was used to upload videos. Photoshop and Final Cut Pro were used for editing. A Canon camera and Manfrotto tripod were used for filming. Google Maps and Blogger were also utilized.
The document summarizes various job roles in the media industry, including screenwriter, advertising, costume designer, cinematographer, radio host, production designer, location scout, journalist, games developer, casting agent, camera operator, makeup artist, producer, sound engineer, director, editor, gaffer, prop master, art director, music supervisor, foley artist, animation and special effects, stunt coordinator, and grip. Many of the jobs involve creative and technical skills as well as research into the production. Roles can be full-time, freelance, or part-time depending on the position and company.
This document is about the author's relationships with family and friends. It describes her parents, sister, grandparents, aunts, uncles, cousins, as well as her pets. It also mentions old friends, new friends, and classmates that are important to the author. The document focuses on the people in the author's life that are close to her.
Presentation on Public Relations and Visual StorytellingDavid Parmet
My presentation at the Visual Storytelling Summit on how visual storytelling impacts public relations. I cover statistics indicating that posts and releases with images get far more shares and engagement than those without.
Design And Sustainability by Carlo Vezzoli 09.09.09LeNS Africa
The document provides an introduction to design for sustainability, covering several key topics:
1. It defines sustainable development and discusses increasing pressures to reduce resource use.
2. It explores the evolving role of design in sustainability from reducing environmental impact to system innovation. Product life cycle design and system design for eco-efficiency are introduced.
3. Methods and tools for product and system design for sustainability are summarized, including Life Cycle Assessment and various frameworks developed at Polimi.
4. The potential for system design to address social equity and cohesion through locally-based, networked product-service systems is discussed.
The passage describes common Easter traditions celebrated in America, including that the Easter Bunny delivers baskets filled with candy like chocolate eggs and jelly beans to children's homes overnight on Easter Saturday while they sleep. It also mentions that decorated Easter eggs and Easter egg hunts where kids search for hidden eggs are popular activities that take place on Easter Sunday each year.
1. The document discusses the MULO project, which aims to develop a family of light, solar-powered vehicles for transportation needs in Cape Town, South Africa.
2. The vehicles would be convertible for various uses like freight transport, public transport, maintenance of green spaces, and mobile vending.
3. The project aims to establish a partnership between universities and local industries in Europe and Africa to support the development and adoption of the MULO vehicles to meet local transportation challenges in a sustainable manner.
The document lists common foods eaten for Thanksgiving dinner including turkey, mashed potatoes, stuffing, and pumpkin pie. It also mentions spending time with family and friends on Thanksgiving and watching the Thanksgiving Day parade. The document concludes by stating "The End!!" in three sentences.
Quotation Marks: Playing Well with Other PunctuationMark Kille
1. The document discusses the proper use of quotation marks and other punctuation when using quoted material in writing.
2. Normally, punctuation like periods and commas goes inside the closing quotation mark. However, when using parenthetical references, the period goes outside the closing quotation mark and before the reference.
3. The document explores different punctuation combinations, such as question marks and parenthetical references, and different style guidelines for these situations.
Media Week Presentation at Glasgow University360innovate
The document provides information about new media and online marketing strategies. It discusses traditional media versus new media, with new media having advantages like lower costs and more participatory communication. It then offers tips for using blogging, online news releases, and podcasting as marketing tools. These include monitoring industry blogs, writing news that appeals to buyers, and creating inexpensive streaming radio. The document emphasizes writing content for buyers, avoiding jargon, and sticking to an action plan when harnessing the power of online marketing.
This document provides a beginner's guide to online marketing. It discusses setting up a website using WordPress, optimizing the site for search engines and mobile users, using analytics tools like Google Analytics to measure traffic and goals, and driving traffic through search engine optimization, social media marketing on platforms like Facebook, Twitter, Google+, Pinterest and LinkedIn, and email marketing. It emphasizes measuring strategies to understand what is working best. The guide recommends focusing traffic sources that are converting visitors into customers or achieving the goals that were set.
This document provides an introduction to the NYC startup community, including notable startups, common roles, ways to get involved, blogs to read, newsletters, organizations, and coworking spaces. It aims to help those interested learn more about the ecosystem and how to participate. Key aspects include the variety of startups and technologies, opportunities to attend events, learn skills, make connections, and get firsthand experience through activities like hackathons.
The document outlines a marketing campaign for AT&T targeting University of Arizona students. Preliminary research found students are price sensitive, primarily use phones for texting, and have been with their current provider for over two years. Focus groups provided insights into student perceptions of AT&T and Verizon brands. The campaign strategy leverages nostalgia and humor through an integrated social media campaign. Events on campus generated over 100,000 impressions and post-campaign research found increased NPS, brand awareness, and an ROI of over 7,000%.
This document provides strategies for start-up communications. It discusses how strategic communications can help startups accelerate potential success, prepare for gaining media coverage, and be ready when opportunities arise. The document emphasizes treating the media as a first market by sharing your story across various platforms. It also notes that pitching should be replaced with storytelling and that startups should think of themselves as media companies by creating and distributing their own content.
Katie Laird and Erica Bogdan discuss the hows and whys of good design and social media marketing. Learn tips and tricks to get started creating awesome Twitter backgrounds and Facebook Fanpage images.
The document provides guidance for startups on hacking their public relations (PR) and communications initiatives to get "Above The Code". It recommends focusing on storytelling over pitches, treating the media as customers, understanding differences between being discovered versus found, putting content out there, and drawing on creative outlets. The presentation outlines 12 belief sets for PR success and practical steps startups can take to prepare for a demo day, including developing media wish lists and following journalists' editorial calendars. It emphasizes the importance of a long-term PR approach and offers the presenter's help to startups.
Above the code story telling : branded content for bio medical Alan Weinkrantz
This document provides guidance on using storytelling and branded content to promote startups and companies. It discusses establishing an online presence and sharing a company's narrative to connect with customers, partners, and investors. Tips include writing like you speak, focusing on how you help others, and thinking of yourself as a media company that creates and shares content across various online platforms. The goal is to get discovered online and be ready to engage with media to help recruitment, fundraising, and business development.
SLIDESHARE: FROM A PIVOT TO BEING ACQUIRED FOR $118 MILLION Anirudh Narayan
SlideShare needs no introduction. It went from being a pivot of an already successful consulting business (Uzanto) and a pioneering software (MindCanvas) to being a force to reckon with in the professional content community present online. SlideShare had established its behemoth position in the content space when it was acquired by LinkedIn that helped leverage its reach among other perks. Here is a quick look at all that went into making it the Quiet (not so quiet now) Giant of Content Marketing.
Infographic design and promotion play a key role in social media marketing and online branding. This case study on infographic promotion is presented by Submitinme, one of the largest SEO and social media marketing company based in India. The research credit goes to the research wing for SubmitINme – The SIM Labs. This case study on infographic promotion is free to share.
The document discusses how various technologies were used in a film project. Art of Titles and Netflix were used for research inspiration. Scoop.it was used to research articles on kidnappings. Google Forms was used to create audience questionnaires. YouTube was used to upload videos. Photoshop and Final Cut Pro were used for editing. A Canon camera and Manfrotto tripod were used for filming. Google Maps and Blogger were also utilized.
The document summarizes various job roles in the media industry, including screenwriter, advertising, costume designer, cinematographer, radio host, production designer, location scout, journalist, games developer, casting agent, camera operator, makeup artist, producer, sound engineer, director, editor, gaffer, prop master, art director, music supervisor, foley artist, animation and special effects, stunt coordinator, and grip. Many of the jobs involve creative and technical skills as well as research into the production. Roles can be full-time, freelance, or part-time depending on the position and company.
The document provides tips on how to stand out on social media. It discusses listening to conversations on social media through hashtags and searches. It also discusses sharing content through influencers and creating engaging content like images, videos and blogs. The document outlines a social media engagement ladder and emphasizes creating content, using photography tips, and experimenting with video. It highlights trends for 2015 like vlogging and humanizing brands. Case studies show how businesses have used social media successfully.
Michael Johnson, Creative Director at design firm Johnson Banks, was one of several speakers at a branding conference. His talk focused on some of Johnson Banks' high-profile identity design projects for clients like the Science Museum and strategies for developing typefaces internationally.
Michael Lejuene, Creative Director for Metro in Los Angeles, discussed overhauling Metro's branding and designing a new logo that increased public awareness of the transit system.
Michael Bierut, partner at Pentagram, emphasized that logos are simple things but that their effective use is more important than the actual design. He also discussed dealing with the existing reputation of companies with long histories.
"Above The Code" mexican vc : 500 startups - october 26, 2012Alan Weinkrantz
This document provides a 90-day plan for startups to get ready for a Demo Day event in February 2013 by implementing public relations and communications initiatives. It recommends identifying relevant media outlets, following journalists, proposing coverage of your startup, and creating and sharing content to get your story discovered. The plan emphasizes storytelling over pitching, acting like a media company by creating and distributing your own media, and hacking your own PR by reaching out to journalists directly. It also suggests aligning with like-minded startups and collecting user data which could be valuable to partners.
Above the code microsoft accelerator : herzliyaAlan Weinkrantz
This document provides guidance for startups on integrating public relations (PR) and communications strategies to help get "Above The Code" and prepare for success. It outlines 12 belief sets for startups to think about PR long-term and provides practical tips like developing media wish lists, tracking competitors, and putting relevant content out regularly so a startup can be discovered by media. The overall message is that with some planning and effort, startups can hack their own PR and position themselves for media coverage, partnerships, and fundraising opportunities.
This document discusses PR strategies for free-to-play (F2P) games. It outlines that the goal of PR is to get people talking about a game without directly paying them. For mobile F2P games specifically, PR is more focused on brand awareness. The document then discusses understanding media motivations, typical game news beats around announcements and releases, and addressing challenges with F2P games like competition and preconceived notions about monetization.
The document provides tips to improve graphic design skills in 60 minutes. It discusses key principles of design such as contrast, repetition, alignment and proximity (CRAP). Examples are given of how to apply these principles to create visual hierarchy and guide the viewer's eye through a design. Specific design elements like grid structure, white space, color, and typesetting are also examined in detail with examples of proper and improper applications. The overall message is that understanding and applying basic design principles is key to creating effective visual communication.
3. JOHN ROMANO
Creative concepts for creative companies.
CORPORATE PROFILE
Thales Navigation
6 panels
Creative:
• Concept
• Design
• Messaging
• Photo illustration
Right: Cover
Below: Inside Spread
4. JOHN ROMANO
Creative concepts for creative companies.
Left: Cover Geocaching Game CD
TRADE SHOW Below: Inside Spread
INVITATION PACKAGE
Global Locate
4 page invitation
5 panel services profile
Geocaching game CD
Creative:
• Concept
• Design
• Messaging
• Product photography
• Photo illustration
For:
• 3GSM World
Congress 2004
5-Panel Brochure Spreads
5. JOHN ROMANO
Creative concepts for creative companies.
TRADE SHOW INVITATION
Global Locate
4 pages
Creative:
• Concept
• Design
• Messaging
• Product photography
• Photo illustration
For:
• 3GSM World Congress 2006
Top: Cover
Left: Inside Spread
6. JOHN ROMANO
Creative concepts for creative companies.
PRINT ADS
Stanford Telecom
Full page
Creative:
• Concept
• Design
• Messaging
• Photo illustration
Appeared in:
• IEEE Magazine
Rural Telephony Systems
• Defense Electronics
• East / West
Rural Telephony Systems
Communications
• Defense Journal
• Jane’s
7. JOHN ROMANO
Creative concepts for creative companies.
PRINT AD
Ashtech Precision Products
Full page
Creative:
• Concept
• Design
• Messaging
• Product photography
• Photo illustration
Appeared in:
• GPS World
• Professional Surveyor
• Point Of Beginning
• Location
8. JOHN ROMANO
Creative concepts for creative companies.
PRINT AD
Ashtech Precision Products
Full page
Creative:
• Concept
• Design
• Messaging
• Product photography
• Photo illustration
Appeared in:
• GPS World
• Professional Surveyor
• Point Of Beginning
• Location
9. JOHN ROMANO
Creative concepts for creative companies.
PRINT AD
Ashtech Precision Products
Full page
Creative:
• Concept
• Design
• Messaging
• Photo illustration
Appeared in:
• GPS World
• Professional Surveyor
• Point Of Beginning
• Location
10. JOHN ROMANO
Creative concepts for creative companies.
PRINT AD
Ashtech Precision Products
Full page
Creative:
• Concept
• Design
• Messaging
• Product photography
• Photo illustration
Appeared in:
• GPS World
• Professional Surveyor
• Point Of Beginning
• Location
11. JOHN ROMANO
Creative concepts for creative companies.
PRINT AD
Ashtech Precison
Products
Creative:
• Concept
• Design
• Messaging
• Photography
• Photo illustration
Appeared in:
• GPS World
• Professional Surveyor
• Point Of Beginning
• Location
• ION 2001 Show Daily
• TechNet 2001
Show Daily
12. JOHN ROMANO
Creative concepts for creative companies.
PRINT AD
Global Locate
Full page
Creative:
• Concept
• Design
• Messaging
• Photo illustration
Appeared in:
• GPS World
• Informa Mobile
Location News
• Wireless Week
• RCR Wireless News
• 3GSM World Congress 2003
Show Program
• CTIA 2003 Show Daily
13. JOHN ROMANO
Creative concepts for creative companies.
PRINT AD
Global Locate
Full page
Creative:
• Concept
• Design
• Messaging
• Product photography
• Photo illustration
Appeared in:
• GPS World
• Professional Surveyor
• Point Of Beginning
• Informa Mobile Location News
• Wireless Week
• RCR Wireless News
14. JOHN ROMANO
Creative concepts for creative companies.
PRINT AD
Global Locate
Full page
Creative:
• Concept
• Design
• Messaging
• Photo illustration
Appeared in:
• GPS World
• Professional Surveyor
• Point Of Beginning
• Informa Mobile Location News
• Wireless Week
• RCR Wireless News
• World Business Brief
15. JOHN ROMANO
Creative concepts for creative companies.
PRODUCT BRIEFS
Global Locate
2 pages
Creative:
• Concept
• Design
• Messaging
• Photo illustration
• Technical illustration
Right and Below: Fronts
16. JOHN ROMANO
Creative concepts for creative companies.
TRADE SHOW POSTERS
Global Locate
Creative:
• Concept
• Design
• Messaging
• Photo illustration
Displayed at:
• MLS Americas 2004
• 3GSM World Congress 2004
• CTIA Wireless 2004
17. JOHN ROMANO
Creative concepts for creative companies.
TRADE SHOW POSTER
Global Locate
Creative:
• Concept
• Design
• Messaging
• Photo illustration
Displayed at:
• CES 2005
• 3GSM World
Congress 2005
• CTIA Wireless 2005
18. JOHN ROMANO
Creative concepts for creative companies.
TRADE SHOW POSTER
Global Locate
Creative:
• Concept
• Design
• Messaging
• Photo illustration
Displayed at:
• CES 2006
• 3GSM World
Congress 2006
• CTIA Wireless 2006
19. JOHN ROMANO
Creative concepts for creative companies.
TRADE SHOW POSTER
Global Locate
Creative:
• Concept
• Design
• Photo illustration
Displayed at:
• CES 2007
• 3GSM World
Congress 2007
• CTIA Wireless 2007
20. JOHN ROMANO
Creative concepts for creative companies.
TRADE SHOW POSTERS
Quantance
Creative:
• Concept
• Design
• Photo illustration
Displayed at:
• CES 2009
• Mobile World
Congress 2009
• CTIA Wireless 2009
21. JOHN ROMANO
Creative concepts for creative companies.
TRADE SHOW POSTERS
Beceem
Creative:
• Concept
• Design
• Photo illustration
Displayed at:
• CES 2008
• Mobile World
Congress 2008
• CTIA Wireless 2008
• Computex Taipei 2008
• WiMAX World
Congress 2008
• WiMAX Forum
Global 2008
22. JOHN ROMANO
Creative concepts for creative companies.
WEB ADS
Global Locate
Creative:
• Concept
• Design
• Messaging
• Product photography
• Location photography
• Photo illustration
• Animation
23. JOHN ROMANO
Creative concepts for creative companies.
WEB ADS
Creative:
• Concept
• Design
• Messaging
• Product photography
• Photo illustration
• Animation
24. JOHN ROMANO
Creative concepts for creative companies.
WEB SITE
Beceem Communications
Creative:
• Concept
• Design
• Messaging
• Product photography
• Photo illustration
• Animation
25. JOHN ROMANO
Creative concepts for creative companies.
WEB SITE
Primo Public Relations
Creative:
• Concept
• Design
• Photo illustration
• Animation
26. JOHN ROMANO
Creative concepts for creative companies.
WEB SITE
Quantance
Creative:
• Concept
• Design
• Photo illustration
• Animation
27. JOHN ROMANO
Creative concepts for creative companies.
WEB SITE
Global Locate
Creative:
• Concept
• Design
• Messaging
• Product photography
• Photo illustration
• Animation
28. JOHN ROMANO
Creative collateral for creative companies.
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