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Two Winners at the 2011 Telly Awards!

The 33rd Annual Telly Awards recently honored The Edge Creative – for the third year in a row!

Bronze Awards were bestowed for videos we produced for two of our most prestigious clients – winning us recognition in the category of Employee Communications for a large corporate event for Microsoft; and the Travel & Tourism category, for the Seabourn Quest Launch. … Read all about it >>>

May 1st, 2012 | Events, Media, Recognition |

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Producing Multiple Keynotes in One Space

Owning Hall B5. One event, three keynotes, and one gigantic curve.

Producing multiple keynotes in the same space means more bang-for-the-buck for our clients. “Owning” the hall from load-in to load-out, we leverage and maximize creative, budgets, schedules and crew. … Read all about it >>>

April 21st, 2012 | Events |

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Inaugural Coffee Chat with Microsoft’s Bryan Rutberg

Bryan Rutberg visits our Home Office for caffeine and a fireside chat.

For our first in a series of “coffee chats” with industry experts, Cindy Krueger sat down with Bryan Rutberg, Executive Communications Director, Microsoft Worldwide Services. Among the topics: making corporate messaging personal, the advantages and disadvantages of working with creative agencies, and a new job title: Communications Therapist. … Read all about it >>>

April 11th, 2012 | Getting It Done |

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Producing Three Very Different Keynotes at One Epic Sales Meeting

Going the Extra Mile High!

It was a big week in Denver for Microsoft and The Edge Creative. Microsoft flew 15,000 employees in from around the world for their annual sales and marketing meeting (MGX) and The Edge produced three very different and visually stunning keynote presentations. … Read all about it >>>

April 10th, 2012 | Events |

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Gentlemen Start Your Engines

Gentlemen, Start Your Engines

Microsoft North America (MSNA), Microsoft Global Exchange

The best way to develop a strong, engaging keynote presentation is to engage the executive presenter. If the presenter is excited about the creative theme and content that supports his or her message, the presentation will have energy, momentum, and passion. … Read all about it >>>

March 25th, 2012 | Events |

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