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Job: Web Developer / Designer

Found recently on the Eastern Idaho Craigslist: A Video / Graphics House in Idaho Falls is seeking a Web Developer / Graphic Designer.  From their Craigslist posting:

Our Graphic Design department is seeking an experienced Web Developer/Graphic Designer to join a local Video & Graphics House. Graphic Design department deals heavily in website design multimedia and motion graphics with print and graphic design projects as well. Ideal candidate is a self-starter with strong self-management skills and the ability to organize and manage multiple priorities.

Candidate will possess strong interpersonal communication skills to meet clients’ needs. Organizational skills are a definite plus. We offer tremendous growth opportunities in divers media formats and applications including video motion graphics, 3D modeling, and animation.

Full details about the position can be found here.

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REMINDER: BAF Event

Just a reminder that the last of this year’s Boise Advertising Federation’s Three Ounces + Ice events is coming up this Thursday, May 28th.  Details about the event, including how to RSVP, can be found in the original post.

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Headline Roundup: May 18 – 22

Here are a few stories that caught our eye over the past several days:

Why Do Chief Marketing Officers Have A Short Shelf Life? – via Forbes

Short-Term Success Or Long-Term Vision? – via MediaPost

Direct Mail Doomed, Long Live Email – via MediaPost

Marketers Losing Respect for Magazines? – via Ad Age

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Anniversary: SOVRN Creative

Congratulations to SOVRN Creative, who celebrated their first anniversary earlier this week.  If the past year is any indication, there is going to be a lot more great work coming out of the agency for the foreseeable future.

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New Hire at Scott Peyron

Scott Peyron & Associates has added Doug Cole to its staff.

Prior to joining Peyron, Cole spent 14 years with Hewlett Packard, most recently as a brand and communication strategist.  Before his tenure at HP, he worked in cause marketing for the American Cancer Society and American Heart Association.

Congratulations Doug.