w3 awards silver
Each year the W3 Awards, judged by the esteemed International Academy of the Visual Arts, honors outstanding creative work on the web in a number of different categories for marketing programs, websites and videos. This year, LAUNCH is proud to announce that we’ve taken home two awards for excellence on the web for our work with Sara Lee!
October has been a busy month. LAUNCH attended and participated in two industry events to gather new insights and proudly display our work. The National Association of Convenience Stores (NACS) conference is one of the 50 largest annual trade shows in the U.S; LAUNCH attended to check out the most comprehensive representation of products and services for the convenience industry. Read More »
What’s more of an honor than competing in one of the most prestigious marketing competitions in the industry? Being asked to judge it!
Our very own Jim Gelder, VP Creative, was chosen to judge the 2010 REGGIE awards. Since 1983, the Promotion Marketing Association’s REGGIE awards have recognized marketing agencies’ top programs from the previous year. To be considered REGGIE-worthy, the agencies must use their creativity to formulate campaigns that promote brands, while motivating consumers and accelerating sales.
We just received our copy of the November|December issue of Graphic Design USA. And we’re excited to be in it.
Liz Schwartz, Associate Creative Director and Joe Giordano, Senior Art Director
We’re proud to announce that our work on the Prismacolor 2010 Calendar and Prismacolor Manga Campaign won gold. The Summit Creative Awards, part of the Summit International Awards, recognize only the top creative being generated by companies or individuals who bill less than 30 million a year. This year’s competition drew thousands of submissions from twenty four countries. Click to learn more about our award-winning work. Read More »
No one can deny that 2009 was a tough year for everyone. The advertising industry took a huge hit as clients and agencies alike had to find increasingly clever ways to produce attention-getting work with limited resources. However, all “doing more with less” clichés aside, Launch was able to grow from the experience – in many ways. Read More »