Sonia Lopez, president and founder of Action Onsite, Inc., called O'Connor Graphic Design with an urgent plea to makeover their company brochure. The brochure they had been using was not appealing to their target audience, Fortune 500 companies all over the United States. Action Onsite, Inc. is experiencing tremendous growth, and they wanted a new brochure to reflect the success that they have become.

"It was a pleasure to work with Sonia again," says Priscilla O'Connor, designer, "I had met Sonia years ago and helped her with initial design to launch her new company. Years later, I see how her company has grown and I'm so proud of her both as a friend and client. It's a great honor to help her push her marketing to a new level."

Sonia Lopez adds, "Action Onsite needed new brochures to target manufacturers, distribution centers, and call centers. We feel that the new marketing piece [shown above] will help our company grow and meet our goals by increasing awareness and elevating our overall appearance. After being disappointed by other designers in the past, we were excited to work with Priscilla and O'Connor Graphic Design again. Priscilla is very professional with a lot of creativity. She went way beyond what was expected."

Action Onsite, Inc. is a therapy based company specializing in ergonomics, early intervention and education at the work site to decrease recordable injuries. Their innovative approach promotes lifestyle changes, creating a healthier balanced life for the industrial athlete.

The next project O'Connor Graphic Design has been contracted to work with Action Onsite is a new website, further increasing awareness and status of the company. The launch will be announced in a future newsletter.

O'Connor Graphic Design would like to thank Travitt Hamilton and his company The Write Stuff for his professional writing and editing services for the brochure. With Travitt's services available through O'Connor Graphic Design, clients are able to experience the benefit of both exceptional design and written content, without sacrificing affordability.