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Edinburgh-based design studio, 39steps, has been appointed to completely redesign the Scottish SPCA’s member magazine.
The magazine will have a whole new format and come out twice a year, with the first new issue due out in April. Along with the revamped magazine, 39steps will also be designing the national animal welfare charity’s annual report.
Michelle Feenie, Scottish SPCA Marketing Manager, said: " We were impressed by the track record, enthusiasm and obvious dedication of the 39steps team and are delighted to be working together."
Julie Diver, Managing Director of 39steps, commented: “Michelle and the team at Scottish SPCA are committed to producing publications which promote their core aims and raise awareness. This project really excites Team39 and we’re very much looking forward to working with this dynamic organisation.”
JCI Edinburgh has secured patronage from design studio 39steps for the fourth year running, ensuring the professional and personal development organisation maintains brand awareness and increases its marketing activity within the Lothians.
Alastair Davis, President of JCI Edinburgh 2008, said: “As a not-for profit, voluntary organisation, JCI Edinburgh would be unable to operate without the generous and ongoing support from a number of Patrons. One of our most important and highly valued patrons is 39steps.
39steps have very kindly agreed to assist with the design of the creative material for our major events as well as the design and distribution of our monthly newsletter using their new ‘echo’ service.”
Julie Diver, Managing Director of 39steps, commented: “We’re proud to be associated with such a forward-thinking group of people and anything we can do to raise awareness of this worthwhile, international organisation within the wider business community is very important to me personally.”
A big thank you to all those who bought our festive range of Christmas cards and helped in raising lots of money for the Children of Songea Trust. This will go towards improving the life chances of children and families affected by poverty and HIV/AIDS in the Songea district of Tanzania. Thank you also to the students at Telford College for their designs which were used.
As part of our wee bit to help the planet, we’ve become members of The BEP, an organization that helps SMEs environmental advice and support. Visit them here for more info: www.thebep.org.uk
