Paul Armstrong, Azul 7 technology development lead, and Joe Sonka, account executive at Azul 7, will be speaking at this year's University of Minnesota Ad Summit.
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Chris Cortilet, Azul 7 co-principal and executive creative director, relayed his expertise in media landscape in the December issue of the American Academy of Advertising newsletter.
Azul 7 has been hired by the St. Paul Area Chamber of Commerce to redesign its website to reflect an updated brand positioning and enhance functionality. The new site will provide value-added services designed to attract new members and increase the Chamber's ability to be a trusted, timely resource for all members.
Wishing you a great holiday season and even better 2009. Sincerely, Azul 7
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Azul 7 has hired Paul Armstrong as technology development lead. His web experience includes two years at space150 and over three years as a web designer and developer for the University of Minnesota’s Student Union and Activities office. Paul has a B.A. in new media communications studies and a minor in art from the University of Minnesota.
Azul 7 has been recognized by the Minneapolis-St. Paul Business Journal as one of the Twin Cities' Best Places to Work. The award was given based on responses to a confidential survey by Azul 7 employees. "We're a young, quickly growing company with all the joys and tribulations that growth brings," said Chris Cortilet, principal and co-founder. "To be recognized as a great place to work affirms that we are creating the kind of culture that we intended to create". Azul 7 will be officially recognized along with the other honorees at a luncheon in September.
(click the image to start the presentation. Quicktime is required. You can download Quicktime here) Lisa Helminiak gave this presentation to the Saint Paul Chamber of Commerce on Thursday, October 2 2008. You can also download the presentation in Powerpoint format.
I found this blog excerpt on the Ad Age website and was, needless to say, shocked:
As a new designer at Azul 7, I have found myself spending a lot of quality time with Pantone® swatches – choosing just the right hue, in the right value, with the right saturation to fit the brand of a given company. This of course got me thinking about color and how it often times communicates an emotion or idea better than words ever could. Then, somewhere between Warm Red U and 431 U, I began to wonder what my day would look like if told it through the eyes of Pantone® colors. Could it possibly be the beginning of a secondary color palette for Azul 7?
