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Education


Modernizing a Community Education Brand to Better Connect with Adult Learners
Newberry Adult and Continuing Education Services: Brand Development, Messaging Strategy, Content Development, Graphic Design, Marketing Collateral The Challenge Newberry Adult and Continuing Education provides education and literacy services designed to help adults without a high school diploma pursue sustainable employment and greater self-sufficiency. As its curriculum and programs evolved, the organization needed a brand that better reflected the opportunities available to
Emily Team
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Creating Distinctive Brands to Grow Awareness of Five Magnet Schools
Georgetown County School District Services: Brand Development, Graphic Design, Direct Mail, Social Media Strategy, Digital Advertising, Video Production, Print Materials, Staff Training The Challenge Georgetown County School District needed to introduce and differentiate five district-wide magnet schools, each with its own educational focus and identity. The challenge was to create five distinct brands that could communicate what made each school unique while still feeling co
Emily Team
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Expanding Statewide Awareness and Engagement for Cybersecurity Education
CyberSC Services: Digital Advertising, Social Media Strategy, Email Marketing, LinkedIn Prospecting, Event Marketing, Graphic Design, Lead Generation The Challenge CyberSC is a nonprofit organization dedicated to advancing cybersecurity awareness, education, and resilience across South Carolina. As the organization expanded its initiatives and statewide events, it needed to reach a diverse audience that included IT professionals, business leaders, prospective partners, and ot
Emily Team
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Turning a Complex Apprenticeship Process into a Clear, Accessible Resource
Apprenticeship Carolina Services: Content Development/Copywriting, Print The Challenge Apprenticeship Carolina needed a comprehensive resource that could make the Registered Apprenticeship process easier to understand for several very different audiences. Employers, community organizations, prospective apprentices, and other stakeholders each interact with apprenticeship programs differently. The challenge was to bring the information they needed into one resource while clear
Emily Team
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