Presentation Folder

In-Print 2007 Winners by Category
April 13, 2007

There were 88 winners in the In-Print 2007 competition. Here they are, listed by category. Offset, Flexo & Silkscreen ______________________ Stationery (Fewer than 5 employees) Gold Berea College Berea, KY Letterhead ______________________ Brochures (Fewer than 5 employees) Gold The University of West Alabama Livingston, AL Outdoor Sculpture Exhibition ______________________ Silver Chilton Memorial Hospital Pompton Plains, NJ Fashion Show Order Form ______________________ Flyers (Fewer than 5 employees) Gold Moorpark Community College Moorpark, CA Back to Before Flyer ______________________ Stationery Gold University of Iowa Printing Department Iowa City, IA Hawkeye Field Hockey Letterhead ______________________

In-Print Winners by Company
April 13, 2007

Here are the winners of the In-Print 2007 competition, listed by company/organization name. A.G. Edwards & Sons Gold Booklets - Offset, Flexo & Silkscreen [B/W inside, color or B/W cover] ABC’s of Money Management __________________________________ Anheuser-Busch Bronze Greeting Cards/Programs - Offset, Flexo & Silkscreen Holiday Greeting Card Collection 2006 __________________________________ Auburn University CopyCat Silver Fliers - Non-offset College of Human Sciences, Women’s Philanthrophy Board Greeting Cards/Programs - Non-offset Holiday Open House Invitation __________________________________ Berea College Gold Stationery (Fewer than 5 employees) - Offset, Flexo & Silkscreen Letterhead __________________________________ Briggs & Stratton Corporation Bronze Special Projects - Non-offset Scag

It's All In The Presentation
November 1, 1998

Your customers want eye-catching presentation folders. Find out how you can provide them with the most creative folders available. Any master chef worth his salt will tell you that the first taste is taken with the eyes. Even the most delicious dish will remain untouched if presented sloppily. You need to make the dish look appetizing in order to draw the first bite. Exit the kitchen and enter the business world and you find that a similar rule applies. A well-written report, promotion, statement, etc., must grab the intended recipient's attention before he or she will pick it up. That's why a