• Bachelor’s degree or College diploma
• Minimum of 5 years project managing experience
• Works well under tight deadlines
• Attentive to detail and highly organized
• Excellent communications skills in both written and verbal are a must
• Experience in managing both print and online communications

Also, candidates must have demonstrated proficiency in the following programs: FileMaker Pro, PowerPoint, Microsoft Word and Excel.

Rate: Contractual freelance at first, potentially leading into a full-time position

Only qualified people need apply. Please submit a resume by email to jobs@craib.com, with the title ‘PROJECT MANAGER POSITION.’

Only those who are selected will be contacted for an interview.

• Bachelor’s degree in Graphic Design
• Outstanding creative and conceptual skills
• Minimum of 10 years working experience
• Art directing experience
• Works well under tight deadlines
• Project management skills
• Strong typesetting and layout skills
• Experience with print and online communications, specifically in annual reports and branding
• Organized and detail-oriented

Also, candidates must have demonstrated proficiency in the following programs: InDesign, PhotoShop and Illustrator. A working knowledge of MS Office (PowerPoint, Word, Excel) and FileMaker Pro is a required asset.

Only qualified people need apply. Please submit a resume and a PDF of your portfolio by email to jobs@craib.com, with the title ‘SENIOR DESIGN APPLICANT.’

Only those who are selected will be contacted for an interview.

• a user-friendly, intuitive navigational system;
• polling capability with instant results;
• registration and payment tools;
• social media compatibility; and
• enhanced content

Tom Enright, President & CEO, CIRI was quoted in a recent press release saying, “We are thrilled with the new CIRI website. Not only does it have a great new look, it has enhanced content and interactive elements. This content-rich website will be a terrific resource for individuals in the investor relations profession,”

Visit the website at www.ciri.org <http://www.ciri.org> .

Unisource originally came to Craib because of the research we do on benchmarks and best practices in the area of corporate sustainability reporting (CSR TRENDS). The 2009 report was both written and designed by Craib and features a unique die cut cover and centre gatefold featuring a sustainability scorecard. The entire report is printed on FSC* approved paper with the text pages being chlorine-free and containing100% post consumer waste content.

Unisource was the only Canadian paper merchant to receive a passing grade for their report from Forest Ethics and the Dogwood Alliance, two non-profit organizations devoted to accountability for industrial forestry practices.

* The FSC is an international, membership-based, non-profit organization that supports environmentally appropriate, socially beneficial, and economically viable management of the world’s forests. For more information go to www.fsccanada.org.

One of the most important components of the brand identity is the logo – comprised of two elements: the droplet leaf and corporate signature. The leaf is composed of five ‘droplets’, and symbolizes COS’s investment in Syncrude. The droplets illustrate the prime purpose of Syncrude’s operation: to extract oil from the sands and refine it into a product ready for use by its customers.

Applications so far includes a complete stationery package, corporate website and work is under way on the COS 2010 Annual Report which is released at the end of March. Visit the COS website at www.cos.com. For more information about what Craib can do for your brand contact Courtney Craib at 416-363-5205 ext. 222 or courtney@craib.com

One. Craib has provided top-notch design and communications expertise for more than 30 years. The combined knowledge and experience of our team — who have developed everything from some of Canada’s best corporate reports, company websites, branding programs and marketing initiatives — extends well past a century. Check out our Portfolio section to see some of our more recent work, and visit our Timeline section for a glimpse at our company history.

Two. Craib prides itself on its many long-term client relationships, some of which have lasted for over a decade.

Three. Craib has a proven process that works. By developing a realistic schedule, workable budget and clear focus — based on input from all stakeholders — we ensure your messages are delivered effectively. Our core principles remain steadfast, while evolving to incorporate changing industry trends and new technologies.

Four. Craib actively researches benchmarks and best practices. This means that we know corporate reports inside and out, as well as the best methods to clearly communicate with your stakeholders. If you are unfamiliar with our TRENDS surveys, check out the TRENDS section of this site to see what we mean.

Five. Craib works with industry-leading strategists and writers. To better reach your audience, we work with experts in corporate communications with in-depth experience in investor relations.

Six. Curious to see how your company’s corporate report measures up against that of your peers? Craib can do a TRENDS audit of your report by comparing your current one against the hundreds in our AR and CSR TRENDS database, and offer suggestions that will help develop a communications strategy for your next report.

This video, developed by Craib Creative Director Kevin Ward and showcased at this year’s TRENDS launch, offers a tongue-in-cheek look at how working alongside Craib will not only benefit the development of your company’s next report, but can help to ensure that your own personal life does not suffer as a result of the stress related to corporate reporting.

In 1910, a state-of-the-art freight elevator was installed; the elevator is still in operation today and is one of the oldest operating elevators in Toronto.

It is difficult to track what happened to building until the 1950s, when the Ehmann family owned the building and operated a printing business. The print firm operated until 2003 when Craib purchased the building and made numerous renovations and technical upgrades.

Today, in addition to Craib, the building is home to a hair salon and web development firm.

The invitation-only events featured presentations from Elaine Wyatt of Craib Strategic, Chuck Midgette of Blunn & Company, and Susan McGeachie (in Toronto) and Mel Wilson (in Calgary) from PricewaterhouseCoopers.

More information, along with copies of the reports and the presentations, can be found in the TRENDS section of the site.

For more details, and to obtain copies of the TRENDS reports, visit the TRENDS section of the site.

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