Well, we’ve been promising it for months, and we can now show you a photo of our newly renovated office. After many weeks of planning and construction, we now have a space that rivals any downtown agency.

Last year we found ourselves struggling with a lack of work area, an outdated look, and poor usage of our 2000 square feet of floor space. The new layout reflects our need for more desks, while still allowing us to work in an open environment.

We’ve kept a separate work area for photoshoots, as well as a storage area and staff kitchen. The best part of the new reno is that we have doubled our seating, and given everyone a much larger workspace with new desks and filing cabinets.

Check out our website for more photos, or, better yet, attend our March 6 Client Appreciation Party (more below).

:LEFT: Last year’s party was such a hit, we have decided to make it an annual event for our clients and supporters, so mark March 6th on your calendar! This year’s theme is Jazz and Blues, and will feature live jazz music, lots of gourmet food and wine, as well as some fabulous prizes. It’s also a great opportunity to network with our other clients. Watch for your invite in February.

:RIGHT: We’d like to make a belated introduction to our new programmer, Steven Holinaty. Steven has extensive knowledge into the inner workings of the world of code, and is responsible for doing the back end programming for our website projects. He also cooks, so we’re waiting for a gourmet meal....

:NEW CLIENTS: We’d like to welcome our new clients this month, which include Tri-M Engineering, Steels Building Products, Hydro Pacific Pumps and Renmen Projects Ltd. They are all keeping us hopping with websites, brochures, logos and trade show materials.

:WE'RE HIRING: We are expanding our marketing division, and are looking for a full time Junior Account Executive. For a full job description, or, if you know of anyone in the marketing field who is interested, send them to this link.

:MARKETING: We often hear that when our client’s hit a slow period, the first thing they cut is their marketing. Now, we think that is the craziest logic we’ve heard, but wanted to have some research that backed up our claim. We’ve found a lot of articles about this subject, click here to read why it’s so important to continue marketing during hard times.