2010 Communicator Award, Award of Distinction, Internal Communications
Langton Cherubino Group along with Mercer Human Resource Consulting created a poster campaign for the employees of Unilever that highlights their employee health and welfare programming.
The Communicator Awards is the largest and most competitive awards program honoring the creative excellence for communications professionals. The awards are judged and overseen by the International Academy of the Visual Arts (IAVA), a 450+ member organization of leading professionals from various disciplines of the visual arts dedicated to embracing progress and the evolving nature of traditional and interactive media.
Logos we designed for IPRO and Koinonia have been selected for inclusion in TradeMarks USA a logo competition and digital resource developed by legendary designer and author David E. Carter — one of the founders of the American Pixel Academy, and serves at its Executive Director. Carter is a multiple Emmy® and Clio® winner, and has a long history of media innovation. He is the author of 100+ books on logo design, serves as editor of the Creativity Annual, and is the founder of the Telly® Awards.
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I have one of those minds that doesn’t do well on standardized test. I question the questions too much. I read into them and scrutinize the many ways that each question may be interpreted. I once flunked my driver’s test renewal in New Jersey when I was in my late 20s. The question that did me in was one that asked what to do when you come to a steady yellow light. The correct answer — in New Jersey — is to slow down and prepare to stop. I consider a yellow light that is about to turn red as not in a “steady” state. To me, a flashing yellow light that consistently flashes is doing something “steady.” I selected, “Proceed with caution,” and had to wait another 30 days to take my exam again. The kind of thinking that interprets things differently may not excel on standardized tests, but it does come in handy when brainstorming a new logo concept. Seeing things from different angles presents the client with new perspectives of their brand.
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Crain’s NY shows how to muster that all-important positive attitude in tough times. David Langton and Norman Cherubino explain how to keep the design firm humming along: “We run a creative business, so a lot of it is trying to keep everyone on their toes, If you don’t have deadlines, you don’t have momentum.” Read more 
Friends, Family, and co-workers of Langton Cherubino Group joined forces on Sunday May 17th and participated in the 24th Annual AIDS Walk New York. The 10K walk started in Central Park, then continued to upper Manhattan and ended with a rally in Central Park. Our team raised over $5,000 to benefit GMHC and other tri-state area AIDS service organizations.
