In Situ: The Complex Conveyed Concisely & Elegantly

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Challenge: Hager-Richter Geoscience offers its engineering, environmental and governmental clients an array of complex geophysical investigations. services and reporting. My task was twofold:

1. Convey the benefits of the firm as succinctly as possible to a highly educated technical audience of scientists and engineers.

2. Position Hager-Richter Geoscience as the best in the world at what they do without any chest-thumping marketing tactics.

Solution: Fortunately, Hager-Richter Geoscience has an extensive portfolio of well known, high-profile projects including Superfund Sites, government properties and national monuments. One photograph was indeed, "worth a thousand words." My marketing strategy was to leverage that portfolio of experience through extensive use of photography of the well-known sites to convey the firm's level of expertise.

Vincent Carriuolo

Interests: breathing, music, literature, golf, art, snowshoeing, writing, kayaking, meditation, skiing, walking/hiking, theatre (preferably drama), comedy clubs, concerts, art museums, poetry readings, working out and elephant polo at tiger tops, nepal (just seeing if you're still reading). some favorite films: the bicycle thief, dr. strangelove, 81/2, the diving bell and the butterfly, babette's feast, being there, city lights, everything is illuminated and life is beautiful. favorite reads: 100 years of solitude; the short stories of raymond carver; the divine comedy; the power of now; j. krishnamurti's the book of life; the short stories of eudora welty and ethan canin; the poetry of t.s. eliot; matsuo basho and robert frost; the odyssey; the secret language of symbols; a path with heart; zen flesh, zen bones; gift from the sea; siddhartha and anything by: j. krishnamurti; eckhart tolle; jack kornfield; anthony demello s.j.; thich nhat hahn; thomas merton; shunryu suzuki, : meister eckhart; emmett fox and ram dass. play blues harmonica. like color: cobalt blue. like flower: paper white narcissus. last read: one hundred years of solitude (again), quotes: just this. --anon. we don't see things as they are, we see them as we are. --anais inn, a friend of bill w.