Yep we win awards too!

We don't believe that awards are the most important rewards for our work but hey, we have to blow our horn sometime.

We were very involved in an exciting project over the last several years. The Great-West Life Centre for Mental Health in the Workplace struck a chord with us on many levels and we were especially honoured to work with an amazing group of mental health experts and website development team that were all focused on delivering a top notch product. As a result, the Centre won an award from the Web Marketing Association for outstanding achievement in website development. There are 96 industry categories and each site that's entered goes head-to-head with other sites in their categories, with the winner being the one that received the highest score in their respective category. You can find out more about the awards program at www.webaward.org. It's a little hard to locate the win, but if you want to see it search all and keep on scrolling!

The Centre for Mental Health in the Workplace website is at www.workplacestrategiesformentalhealth.com and is filled with resources and tools to help employers address workplace mental health.

Here's a beautiful and inspiring testimonial that the Program Director, Mary Ann Baynton gave to our head writer and strategist, Leanne, after the project was completed.

"I have had the opportunity to work with Leanne on a project that involved multiple stakeholders, complexity in both content and format and a need for creativity and innovation. Leanne was quite simply amazing at satisfying and coordinating among the stakeholders, balancing the competing demands while complying with legal and technical requirements, meeting the deadlines and always finding ways to improve upon the process. What was most appreciated was that she did this while contributing both creativity and innovation to the actual substance of the project as well. Whether we needed a quick fix or a big picture solution, she was always ready, willing and able to help. I would hire her again in a heartbeat."

Thanks Mary Ann and team. It was so worth the effort!