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Also to be handed out at trade shows and other similar venues. Thus, it was not designed as a self-mailer.
You can’t have a proper launch without a brochure!
To be handed out at trade shows and the like >>
Holiday greetings (and discount!) card to promote the launch of GoodieRecruit in January 2010 >>
Come Recommended will be launching a new service in January >>
GoodieRecruit, a division of Come Recommended, is a next-generation recruiting service specifically geared toward attracting and retaining Generation Y entry-level employees. Using Come Recommended’s database of candidates, GoodieRecruit organizes unique events with nonprofits local to and chosen by employer clients to evaluate candidates based on half-day work “experiences” completed on-site at the nonprofit’s location. The result is a narrowed-down selection for the client of two or three recommended candidates for each open position, accompanied by a complete portfolio about and rationale behind hiring each candidate.
As CR’s resident graphic designer, I was given the opportunity to work on all the startup materials for both online and print. While the Web site isn’t quite finished yet, my contributions (so far) include: the GoodieRecruit logo, navigation buttons and scrolling header images.
Take a sneak peak at my work on the GoodieRecruit homepage >>
Here’s a closer look at the logo I designed >>
And here are the first 4 rotating header images I came up with >>
I’ve been working on quite a lot with GoodieRecruit these past few weeks. Be on the lookout for a GoodieRecruit brochure and post cards in the near future.
