Integrys Energy Group recently won a 2009 Bronze Anvil Award of Commendation from the Public Relations Society of America (PRSA) for its employee newsletter, InterChange. Element designed the newsletter template that is now used for this award winning biweekly newsletter.
It was a great day for many small businesses at Green Bay’s annual Business Recognition Luncheon, but today’s big winner is Element! Account Executive Nikki Pribnow was the lucky winner of table 44’s beautiful centerpiece.
A What the *Tweet* is Social Media blog post from Element’s Kiar Olson.
Blogging should be a part of every business’s marketing or PR strategy. Did you know that 46% of all bloggers are professional bloggers. This may mean that they’re writing a corporate blog, or simply writing about the industry that their company is in, while not necessarily mentioning their company at all.
Meet Ross Atkinson. He is Element’s new web developer and has recently brought his expertise in digital media to our interactive department.
Two members of Element’s interactive team recently attended Flash in the Can, a four-day Adobe Flash seminar showcasing the coolest and newest technology in the industry. From motion graphics to more technical topics, the seminar brought over 500 people together to learn and to be inspired to improve their skills.
Spreading nation wide, the Social Media Breakfast was founded in 2007 by Bryan Person to provide a place where social media experts and novices could come together to eat, meet, share, and learn.
Jamie recently graduated from University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire with a major in graphic design and a minor in Web site design and development and is the latest addition to the Element team.
After a year of waiting, the 2008 Naughty & Nice list has been officially released by the CIA (Christmas Investigation Association).
It was a long wait, but we were pleased with the results. Here at Element we do everything possible to show that big ‘ole jolly man that we’re always trying to be good. Though we [...]
Element’s Kiar Olson caught and released a 49 ½ -inch muskie.