Who… What? Many people have never heard of The Movement Centre. The Movement Centre is a non-profit organization that was opened 10 years ago in Winnipeg, MB. Their goal: “TeachingIndependence -transforming lives” for children and adults who have physical disabilities such as Cerebral Palsy, MS, Stroke, Head Injuries and Parkinson’s.

This was the first year iMAGiNATiON iNKparticipated as a signage sponsor for the Movement Centre’s annual Golf Tournament and what an event!  Although the weather was overcast and rainy, everyone was wearing a smile and enjoying the day at Kingswood Golf & Country Club… Hard not to on such a great course and for such a great cause. All proceeds of the event went towards improving the Movement Centre and helping offset the cost of the programs offered.

A big thank you goes to Margy and the staff & board of the Movement Centre for hosting such a great event and for their amazing spirit & life-changing contributions.

Casterland Rocks! They are our supplier for any caster or hardware requirements so it was a pleasure to help them out when it came to their trade show display.

Randy was so much fun to work with throughout the whole process. From helping us determine the best display solution, to giving us solid input throughout the graphic design process; his great sense of humor and presents (neon footballs… My daughter loved her pink one!) is always welcome!

Don’t forget to visit next time you are downtown Randy.

www.casterland.com

iINK Winnipeg participated in the 2008 Centrex Trade Show this year with great success! Thank you to all who stopped by our booth to learn more about our company!

As the signage provider for Manitoba Hotel Association we provided the stair graphics, fabric banners and kiosk headers which showcased the new Centrex logo. Jerry Weir and Ryan Kirkness were great to work with and made us feel welcome as new members of the Hotel Association.

www.centrex.ca

We were really lucky to work with Rachael King Johnson, owner of lucky girl photography at the Wonderful Wedding Show in Winnipeg this year.  She’s fun, creative and a talented artist.

http://luckygirl.ca

Craig Koshyk has built his photography school in Winnipeg on the idea that aspiring photograhers should learn from working photographers. The instructors at PrairieView know the business as well as the art of taking beautiful pictures.

Studio 448 has evolved to become one of Winnipeg’s premiere photography studios. Elegant and relaxed wedding photography and dynamic commercial images are their specialty.

Their new location at 464 Hargrave is a fun and funky atmosphere which now has beautiful cut aluminum logos in their entrance and reception.

http://studio448.com/home.html
http://prairieview.ca/Home.html

Krista Anderson, owner of “Photos by Krista” has an eye for photographing kids & families with great success. Having worked with her on a display for this years Winnipeg Baby & Kids Show it was easy to see why the people in her photos looked so relaxed. Her calm and kind nature made working within a tight timeframe easily achieveable.To see more of Krista’s work visit her website at:

http://photosbykrista.ca

Canada’s largest New Holland dealer was ready to impress at this years Manitoba Ag Days held at The Keystone Centre in Brandon, Manitoba.  Instead of filling up the floor with large equipment, R.G. Mazer Group chose to feature key equipment and showcase their products and services in an impressive video.  The video was displayed on LCD screens mounted within 4 custom kiosks that we created.

www.rgmazergroup.ca