Chosen because DiGiovine Design won Silver for Logo for their client, Oakwood School. We talked with Adrienne DiGiovine, Principal, DiGiovine Design to learn more.

Chosen because National Cathedral School won a 2019 Bronze Brilliance Award for Magazine Feature Writing. InspirED talked with Scott Butterworth, Director of Communications about the win.

Chosen because Mission Minded won Gold for Still Photography, Outsourced and Bronze for Printed Viewbook/Prospectus for their client, Army and Navy Academy. Mission Minded’s Creative Director, Rod LeMaire, explained how they were done.

Chosen because Shanghai American School tied for Silver in the 2019 Brilliance Awards for Special Event and snagged a Bronze for Logo. Director of Marketing and Communications Kevin Lynch tells us about these projects.

Chosen because Zehno won five 2019 Brilliance Awards for their client Ursuline Academy of New Orleans. InspirED learned how it was done from Dr. Karen T. McNay, president of Ursuline Academy.

Chosen because St. Stephen’s and St. Agnes School won a Bronze 2019 Brilliance Award for Fundraising Video, In-House. InspirED talked about the project with Mandi Sapp, Assistant Director of Communications, Digital Media and Marketing.

Chosen because Interactive Schools won a Bronze in the 2019 Brilliance Awards for Website, Outsourced for their client, Wimbledon High School. InspirED learned more about this award winner from Rachel Brewster, Director of Marketing & Communications at Wimbledon High School.

Chosen because Mount Paran Christian School won a Silver 2019 Brilliance Award for Printed Fundraising Appeal and a Bronze for Fundraising Video, Outsourced. InspirED talked about the projects with Tiffany Westbrook, MPCS Director of Marketing and Communication.

Chosen because The Peddie School and Blair Academy together won a Gold 2019 Brilliance Award for Magazine Feature Article Writing. InspirED learned how two competitors came together to create this award-winner from Carrie Harrington, Editor, Peddie Chronicle and Suzy Logan, Director of Communications, Blair Academy.

Chosen because Affixxius Films won three 2018 Brilliance Awards for its Christ School video: Gold for Enrollment Video, Outsourced, Gold for Social Media Campaign and Gold for Out of the Box Concept. InspirED took a deep dive with Taralyn Cox, Brand Consultant at Affixxius, to learn more about this stand-out winner.

Chosen because Charlotte Preparatory School won Silver for Branded Web Page and Bronze for Homepage, Outsourced in the 2018 Brilliance Awards Website categories. InspirED connected with David Long, Director of Marketing and Communications at Charlotte Prep to learn the backstory behind this winning website.

Chosen because Robbins Hebrew Academy won Silver in the 2018 InspirED Brilliance Awards for Fundraising Video, Outsourced. InspirED interviewed Kara Lysne-Paris, RHA Director of Marketing & Communications, to learn the strategy, process and results of this winner.

Chosen because Crescent School won Silver in the 2018 InspirED Brilliance Awards for Advertising. Leigh Bowser, Crescent School’s Marketing and Communications Specialist, told InspirED the story behind this winning campaign.

Chosen because the Eastern Christian School won Bronze for Enrollment Video, In-House in the 2018 InspirED Brilliance Awards. Rudi Gesch, Director of Marketing and Enrollment Management, explained the project to InspirED.

Chosen because the Australian Christian College - Marsden Park won Gold for Website Homepage, In-House in the 2018 InspirED Brilliance Awards. InspirED interviewed the school’s Group Marketing Manager, David Garden, to learn the story behind this award-winner.

Chosen because the Miss Porter’s School won Gold for Enrollment Package in the 2017 InspirED Brilliance Awards. InspirED interviewed Carolyn Eiseman, Creative Director and Principal, CEH Design, the firm that developed the award-winning project for Miss Porter’s.