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Georgetown University School of Foreign Service

Georgetown University School of Foreign Service

Print and Digital Alumni Magazine The Challenge: The school wanted to overhaul the SFS news, creating a more engaging publication to reach alumni and double as an impressive marketing tool. The Solution: WCM designers and editors produced a 36-page, full blown publication in both print and digital versions that used beautiful photos and graphics and…

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Qatar Foundation International

Qatar Foundation International

Production of Education Program Brochure The Challenge: QFI wanted an 8-page brochure highlighting their two Arabic education programs in New York. The Solution: In a 4-week turnaround time period, WCM created a stunning final product. It was a glossy 16-page, saddle-stitched brochure that opened from the left with English and opened from the right with…

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Royal Norwegian Embassy

Royal Norwegian Embassy

Print and Digital Embassy Magazine The Challenge: The embassy sought to create an annual publication featuring Norwegian art, culture, oil and gas production, sustainability, and Nordic cuisine while representing a modern Norway. The Solution: WCM’s editors and designers created Norway Today, a striking, 48-page magazine—with integrated digital elements—that exceeded the client’s expectations. The publication featured…

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McCourt School of Public Policy

McCourt School of Public Policy

University Alumni Magazine The Challenge: The school sought to revamp its 16-page alumni newsletter into a more engaging publication that would resonate with alumni, showcase the global work of the students and the school, and serve as an impressive marketing tool. The Solution: WCM’s editors and designers created a fully redesigned, print and digital magazine…

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Washingtonian Welcome Guide

Washingtonian Welcome Guide

The Challenge: Create a comprehensive insider’s guide that would offer visitors to Washington information they couldn’t get from typical tourist publications, such as recommendations, reviews, and itineraries by The Washingtonian’s stable of experts. The Solution: The Washingtonian’s experienced critics and writers compiled information on the best attractions in the Washington area—including museums, restaurants, shops, hotels,…

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