Our nonprofits or agencies evolve, so don’t forget to reorganize your website to reflect your mission and staffing. In September of 2020, we combined two sites we developed several years ago and have been managing since into a single new site for both corporations: Van Alstyne Community and Economic Development (VACED) vaced.net. The new site …
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Photos provided by Client and Mary Jane Farmer. Logo designed by our agency.
This logo is a redesign of one we did several years ago for Van Alstyne Community Development Corporation, a Texas type 4B Economic Development Corporation. The “VA” portion is the City logo: Need help communicating the message of your Economic Development Corporation? Check out our other projects:
Can you articulate why your town is a smart investment? The fast-growing US-75 corridor north of Dallas is home to several Collin and Grayson County communities vying for quality development, but what makes yours unique? Through photos and statistics, we tell the story that investing in education, infrastructure, and public safety makes Van Alstyne more than …
Texas 4A Corporations are chartered with creating new jobs in the manufacturing sector. Therefore, VanAlstyneEDC.com showcases Van Alstyne’s industrial spaces, education and training assets, infrastructure, transportation options and incentives. The site contains more technical data about the City than previous sites, and there is room for more. Note: The website has been relaunched by us, …
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Van Alstyne Community Development Corporation. The CDC website is designed to promote the city to potential visitors, businesses and residents. Community Development (4B) Corporations in Texas use sales tax dollars to promote tourism and fund amenities such as parks and museums. Note: The website has been relaunched by us, combined with the 4A corporation. Van …
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These large postcards were sent to people within the Whitewright zip codes and to surrounding communities using Every Door Direct Mail.