Suttle-Straus is excited to share that its been recognized for the 9th year in a row by the American Advertising Federation (AAF) – Madison. This year, the team at Suttle-Straus received four silver ADDY Awards.
The Fold Factory’s Chief Folding Fanatic, Trish Witkowski, has recognized a marketing piece designed by the in-house creative team at Suttle-Straus. Fold Factory is world-recognized in sharing the most inspiring solutions in print, folds, papers, and cuts. This is the fifth time that Witkowski has featured a Suttle-Straus piece in her 60-second Super Cool Fold of the Week series.
Suttle-Straus, a marketing solutions provider, is pleased to announce that it has received the 2015 “Best of the Best” award – a prestigious honor in the Best Workplace in the Americas competition, a program run by Printing Industries of America. This is the 16th consecutive year that Suttle-Straus has been recognized for their outstanding accomplishments in human relations.
Pewaukee, WI – The Great Lakes Graphics Association (GLGA) has announced that Suttle-Straus of Waunakee, WI is an award winner in the 2015 Graphics Excellence Awards competition. The judging was concluded on March 17-18, 2015, by a team of independent judges. The GEA competition is one of the largest printing competitions in the nation.
Pewaukee, WI – The Great Lakes Graphics Association (GLGA) has announced that Suttle-Straus, Madison area communications provider, is an award winner in the 2014 Graphic Excellence Awards competition. The judging was concluded on March 19 with over 1000 print entries in the competition. The GEA competition is one of the largest printing competitions in the nation.
Suttle-Straus won a total of 37 awards for outstanding achievement in their production over a wide variety of categories. The company received one Best of Division, along with five Best of Category, 11 Award of Excellence, and 20 Certificate of Merit for entries, representing a variety of products.
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For the fourteenth year in a row, Suttle-Straus, Waunakee based communications company, has again been recognized as an industry leader. The Printing Industries of America (PIA) awarded the company for its exemplary human resources practices in its 2013 Best Workplace in the Americas (BWA) program.
The company was the recipient of the coveted “Best of the Best” designation, top recognition in the program, the ninth time it received the top tribute. Begun in 2000 to specifically honor companies that provide a superior work environment, BWA is judged by a panel of highly respected HR professionals with decades of experience. All of the winning companies actively show their employees that they care about their work environment, their personal goals and ambitions, as well as the needs of the company.
Suttle-Straus’ Ted Straus, Executive Vice President was inducted into the Soderstrom Society by the National Association for Printing Leadership (NAPL) on Sept. 7. Straus was one of 15 industry luminaries to join the ranks of the exclusive and prestigious organization.
Suttle-Straus was highlighted on foldfactory.com’s Super Cool Fold of the Week video directed to professional designers. The website’s Chief Folding Fanatic, Trish Witkowski, is known for her 60-second Fold of the Week video series that is emailed to subscribers and featured on the website. The piece earning recognition was a self-promotion black box with an enclosed origami style fold, sometimes referred to as a “fortune teller” or “cootie catcher.”
