All - does anyone on the list have recommendations for SF (preferably SOMA) design firms that could help us with basic CI stuff, but also event-based things like dinner invitations & signs? Obviously we can always check Yelp & Co., but if you have personal recommendations, we'd appreciate them-- -- Erik Möller Deputy Director, Wikimedia Foundation Support Free Knowledge: http://wikimediafoundation.org/wiki/Donate
Second that - Similarly, would like to know of any great printing/gfx output companies that can do large format print jobs - or other weird, similar stuff. Thanks! Jay Walsh Head of Communications WikimediaFoundation.org 1 (415) 287-0680 Erik Moeller wrote: > All - > > does anyone on the list have recommendations for SF (preferably SOMA) > design firms that could help us with basic CI stuff, but also > event-based things like dinner invitations & signs? Obviously we can > always check Yelp & Co., but if you have personal recommendations, > we'd appreciate them
Jay,
For big print jobs, I recommend Elabra.
Ask for Tim Kelly at (415) 289-5000. They're likely to be well-disposed
toward Wikimedia -- they've asked me about open source online document
management in the past.
Jason
Quoting "Jay A. Walsh" <jwalsh@...>:
> Second that - Similarly, would like to know of any great printing/gfx output
> companies that can do large format print jobs - or other weird, similar
> stuff.
>
> Thanks!
>
> Jay Walsh
> Head of Communications
> WikimediaFoundation.org
> 1 (415) 287-0680
>
>
> Erik Moeller wrote:
> > All -
> >
> > does anyone on the list have recommendations for SF (preferably SOMA)
> > design firms that could help us with basic CI stuff, but also
> > event-based things like dinner invitations & signs? Obviously we can
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Erik Moeller wrote: > All - > > does anyone on the list have recommendations for SF (preferably SOMA) > design firms that could help us with basic CI stuff, but also > event-based things like dinner invitations & signs? Obviously we can > always check Yelp & Co., but if you have personal recommendations, > we'd appreciate them
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