BiZBash Award Winner: Best Invitation Design

April 13, 2005

To invite guests to its Chief Everything Officer luncheon, an event that honors parents’ multiple roles in the household, AOL/Media Networks created a stylish invitation that cleverly defined the event’s purpose. Inside a white plastic envelope tied with ribbon, a red leather photo pouch encased four snapshot-size cards of parents washing a car, shopping for groceries, helping with kids’ homework, and driving their children in the car, with slogans like “I build strategic alliances,” and “I lead by example.”

Posted 04.13.05

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