Innovation & Discovery Website Seeks Your Opinion

www.hbsr-innovations.comFor the past few years, we have been hired by New England intellectual property law firm, Hamilton, Brook, Smith & Reynolds, P.C. to design their annual holiday card.

Instead of the firm’s usual online Thanksgiving greeting, this year we developed a New Year’s polling website with the theme of Innovation & Discovery. Site visitors are asked to answer four opinion questions regarding famous innovators (past and present), medical breakthroughs, and recent inventions.

Results of the poll will be published on Hamilton Brook’s website (www.hbsr.com) on January 16.

The site’s theme is quite appropriate for a legal organization that works with  some of the world’s brightest innovators. Please feel free to voice your own opinion.

Visit www.hbsr-innovations.com before the January 15 closing date. – Doug.

A little holiday baking in the EYMER kitchen

We recently fast-tracked an animated holiday card for Scientia Advisors, LLC.

Yikes! We went from concept to finished product in an extremely short period of time.

If you would like to take a peek, follow this link.

Happy Holidays! – Doug.

Cool Holiday Gifts (with a conscience)

I have recently been working with YES Inc. (Youth Education and Sustainability) and the YouthTrade project, which supports entrepreneurs under the age of 35.

YES, partnering with the Conscious Capitalism Institute and such companies as Whole Foods, are working very hard to ignite the entrepreneurial spirit that has defined The United States–from day one.

In a world where we are hearing a great deal about things falling apart, it has really been exciting to be part of an organization that is focussed on building a robust and responsible future.

As you prepare your holiday gift list, please take a look at the e-commerce website of one of the young entrepreneurs responsible for moving YouthTrade forward.

Heatherjean MacNeil's ethical fashion company, Proxy Apparel features some very interesting pieces–each accompanied by an extremely wonderful story and a positive impact on the world.

I know that you will find some very interesting items for the creative and outside-the-box thinkers on your holiday list.

Oh, please pass this along to those who you feel might be interested.

With bullets…

…from their PowerPoint presentation, the consulting firm killed the greatest marketing idea EVER!

young entrepreneurship summit explained by Harvard freshman

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4DfFt8NyrCM