What's New
LAUNCHED PROJECTS!
May 2010
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New Web Site for The Business Bank The Business Bank, Northern Virginia’s leading business bank, turned to Captus for its expertise and creativity to redesign their Web site. The new site, including a new architecture and look along with expanded content, exemplifies the culture of The Business Bank and the “banking relationship” that they develop with their customers. Check it out! |
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New Web Site for the American Academy of Pediatrics Helping Babies Breathe SM is an initiative of the American Academy of Pediatrics and many partners, to offer a neonatal resuscitation curriculum for resource-limited circumstances. Working closely with AAP, Captus designed the new site to prove the international community with easy access to the evidence-based curriculum. The site will continue to develop as courses are registered. Check it out! |
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Web Site Promotional Materials for Healthy Foster Care America After successfully developing and launching the revised Healthy Foster Care America Web site, Captus Communications was asked to help Healthy Foster Care America promote its revised Web site to professionals and families interested in the latest information, facts, and figures on the health care of children and teens in foster care. Promotional materials included a slide presentation, handout and print materials. |
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New Web Site for Healthy Foster Care America Developed as a place where professionals and families can find the latest information, facts, and figures on the health care of children and teens in foster care. The site is an initiative of the American Academy of Pediatrics and its partners to improve the health and well-being outcomes of children and teens in foster care. Check it out! |
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New Medical Administration Curriculum Unveiled at National Conference The Healthy Futures: Improving Health Outcomes for Young Children, Medical Administration Curriculum for American Academy of Pediatrics, Early Education and Child Care Initiatives. Launched at the American Academy of Pediatrics’ National Conference & Exhibition 2009, this collaborative effort lead to the development of a training presentation including instructor and participant manuals. It is the first in a series of curricula that Captus will develop. Check it out! |
NEW PROJECTS!
February 2010
Public Relations, Materials and Web Site Development
The Occoquan-Woodbridge-Lorton Volunteer Fire Department (OWL VFD) has engaged Captus Communications for assistance in public relations, materials development and Web site development. OWL VFD turned to Captus for its experience with volunteer fire departments and its expertise in marketing and outreach.
October 2009
American Academy of Nursing
Captus was selected to assist the American Academy of Nursing in developing and implementing a marketing communications plan to address membership and development priorities identified by the Board of Directors. Initial efforts will focus on data gathering to inform the strategic and materials development services.
October 2009
Training Curriculum Development
Captus was tapped by the American Academy of Pediatrics, Early Education and Child Care Initiatives, to develop The Healthy Futures: Improving Health Outcomes for Young Children, Infectious Disease Management Curriculum. This, second in a series of curricula being developed by Captus, is dedicated to teaching child care providers critical skills to improve the health of children. Captus was selected for its experience in facilitating group collaborations and ensuring that tangible products result from group efforts.
AWARDS!
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2010 Bronze Summit Creative Award Awarded by the Summit International Awards for the Healthy Child Care America Web site. >View Press Release |
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2009 Silver Davey Award >View Press Release Awarded by the International Academy of the Visual Arts for Best Annual Report for the 2009 PhRMA Profile Book. |
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2009 Summit Creative Award Awarded by the Summit International Awards for the Captus 2008 holiday card. |
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2008 Silver Davey Award |
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2008 Best In Print Awarded by the Printing Industries of Virginia 2008 Graphic Communications Competition for the 2008 PhRMA Profile Book. |
