When flourish client, Weltman, Weinberg & Reis, Co., L.P.A. (WWR) shipped John Porter off to Columbus, it was fine with him. He was ready and willing to pack up his OSU diploma, along with the experience he gained as an Associate in the Credit Union department of WWR’s Cleveland office, and head to mid-Ohio to revitalize the company’s Credit Union services. flourish felt the direct mail piece sent to WWR Credit Union clients announcing John’s move should reflect the “packing” concept, which was supported by a retro shipping tag with rip card. According to WWR’s Director of Sales & Marketing, Peter Winzig, WWR has been pleased with the campaign’s results. “From the day it hit our clients’ inboxes, we’ve received inquiries about John’s move, along with additional leads for new prospects,” said Winzig. “Many clients also commented on the unique creative approach—always a plus.”

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Despite rumors that Henry was all about “fun in the sun” when he traveled to Orlando in December on a photo shoot, we have evidence that he was having fun while he was working. The evidence, of course, is the fabulous photography for flourish client American Woodmark, one of the largest U.S. cabinet manufacturers, and their Timberlake brand. While on the shoot, Henry spearheaded photo art direction, styling and production services. The photos feature Timberlake Cabinetry in The New American Home 2008, the official showhome of the International Builders’ Show. Look for more of the results to be featured in Timberlake’s quarterly magazine, Portfolio—highlights coming soon to a flourish Blog near you.

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On the contrary: flourish’s holiday party was filled with much “ho ho ho” when Santa paid a visit to the Nighttown get-together on December 22nd. For the first time, the annual flourish party wasn’t an adult-only affair, and the growing flourish family was invited to bring their children; the group of more than 35 people included five guests under the age of two. The little ones enjoyed goodies from Santa’s sack, while the over-21 crowd imbibed in refreshments from the bar, and young and old alike enjoyed the magic of the season. Happy New Year!

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