BWIT’s newsletters reach Canadian businesswomen across the country. They share lessons and experiences, and provide resources, links and tips for women navigating government export services and looking to do business abroad.
Needless to say, the documents impart a mass of information. They need to be carefully formatted to communicate clearly, with a clean flow of information and logical hierarchy of text. The documents also need to have an engaging design while conforming to the government’s Federal Identity Program policy and brand regulations.
In addition, the newsletters are produced in both English and French. They primarily feature supplied photography, with supplemental stock imagery; all supplied imagery must be screened for quality and feasibility in the printed documents.
The documents impart a mass of information. They need to be formatted carefully to communicate clearly with a clean flow of information and logical hierarchy of text. The documents also need to be engaging in their design, while conforming to the government’s Federal Identity Program Policy and brand regulations.
The newsletters are produced in both English and French and feature mostly supplied photography with supplemental stock imagery. Supplied imagery needs to be screened for quality and feasibility in the printed documents.