Design Team for the Canada Prospects 2007-2008 Family of Products for the Canada Career Consortium
With our members, partners and stakeholders the Canada Career Consortium (CCC) is a national organization that identifies and embraces issues, trends and opportunities that impact the development, delivery and marketing of career and labour market information (see www.careerccc.org or www.carriereccc.org ).
The Canada Career Consortium (hereafter referred to as the CCC) requires a design team consisting of a lead designer and additional designers to undertake the work outlined in the accompanying Statement of Work for a Design Team for the 2007-2008 edition of Canada Prospects; an accompanying Canada Prospects Facilitators Guide, a Canada Prospects Planning Calendar, a Canada Career Week Poster, a Canada Career Week Promotional Piece, a Display Stand Header Card, a Canada Career Week Envelope and an Order Reminder. Samples are available from the CCC.
New Components for the 2007-2008 Edition:
Interactive website
Advertising sales / sponsorship plan and implementation
The CCC seeks to establish a relationship with a communications and marketing firm for the project management, advertising sales, design, layout, print management, and online component of the 2007-2008 edition of Canada.
The successful contractor will be expected to assume all financial, administrative, and organization responsibilities associated with Canada Prospects magazine, including design, layout, quality and look and feel of the magazine; interactive on-line version; design for promotional materials; order forms (English and French); advertising solicitation, management, and revenue collection; proofreading and print management.
The design team may be required to work or consult with other groups including additional designers/illustrators who may be contracted separately by the CCC in consultation with the lead designer and constitute part of the design team. The lead designer will also be responsible for overseeing the work of youth designers. The inclusion of youth on the design team (e.g., co-op students) is considered important.
