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ReadCompass Creative is Moving!
In 2001, I moved out of my basement studio on Palmer Drive in Burlington to a spacious second-floor suite on the South Service Road.
ReadHow Storytelling Can Help You Lead a More Meaningful Life
Donald Miller starts A Million Miles in a Thousand Years by saying, “Nobody cries at the end of a movie about a guy who wants a Volvo.
ReadSix Business Books for Creative Directors
In our fast-moving industry, most advertising and marketing books will be nothing more than a relic within a year or two of their release. S
ReadCommunicating in a Crisis
Since gatherings of more than five people are forbidden, concert performances are obviously among the first things to be cancelled — w
ReadHelping You Weather the COVID-19 Storm
During the disruption caused by the COVID-19 outbreak, our studio remains (virtually) open for business and our team is committed to complet
ReadCommunicating Well During COVID-19
To all of our clients, friends and supporters: We believe that the stories we tell in the marketplace, especially at times like this, will
ReadA Little Perspective on Our Work
A man once happened upon three masons at work laying bricks, and as he approached he asked the first, “What are you doing?” Wit
ReadInking Outside The Box!
Every October, artists all over the world take on what’s called the “Inktober” drawing challenge, daring themselves to do
ReadHow to Grow Your Business (With a Brand You Can Be Proud Of)
Maybe you’ve noticed how much confusion there is out there when it comes to marketing. There’s a lot of noise being generated ov
ReadHow to Strengthen Your Writing: Seven Simple Ways
It’s not William Zinsser’s impressive list of accomplishments that make his writing so engaging. It’s his warmth, charm an
ReadWhat Does Your Workplace Say About You?
Your workspace says a lot about you and your company. How your yard or offices look sends a message to every single visitor and employee tha
ReadCompass Designers Officially Certified
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ReadWhat Sports Can Teach You About Marketing
When you think of your brand, what’s the first thing that comes to mind? My guess is that you think it’s your logo. You wouldn&r
ReadUse This Social Media Network Cheat Sheet
When it comes to social media, we make a lot of assumptions… Everyone’s on Facebook. Pinterest is for women. Snapchat is for t
ReadIncrease Your Leads with this New, Cost-Effective Tool
Marketing automation has been around for a few years now. Believe it or not, about half of companies are already using it.¹ Companies
ReadHow We Gave Back with the Gleaners
On the morning of Thursday, April 4, our team swapped our desks for cutting boards, our keyboards for knives, and our office chairs for apro
ReadReflections on LO Congress 2019
Last week, Compass had the pleasure of attending the 2019 edition of LO Congress. It was a great show, full of inspiring booths, people, pro
ReadAttract Top Talent by Improving Your Brand
Recruitment is a seriously hot topic these days, especially in landscaping, home building and the trades. Good employees are becoming increa
ReadUnlikely Lessons from an Amusement Park
Have you ever dreamed about living inside of your favourite movie? Book? Comic strip? In Orlando, Florida — a city that prides itself
ReadTop CRMs for small and medium-sized businesses
A Customer Relationship Manager (CRM) is a tool used to manage a company’s relationships with their customers and suppliers. It can co
ReadHow Slotegraaf Construction Got Results from Their Rebrand
Today, I’d like to introduce you to our imaginary friend Tracey. Tracey is going out on a date tonight. She’s really excited. Th
ReadThe First Steps to a Successful LinkedIn Strategy
The latest results show that LinkedIn has 546 million users. The business-oriented social network claims that those users include 40 million
ReadHow to Win More Business with Great Content
If you’re like many of our clients, you might feel a little overwhelmed when you start thinking about creating content for websites, s
ReadCanadians aren't giving less, but how they're giving is quickly evolving
David Siekanowicz is Brand and Strategy Manager at The Meeting House. He recently wrote this post on how the ways Canadians give are changin
ReadMore than the Weather
We often ask what people do instead of why they do it. Why is that? There’s a story behind the fact that someone is an artist, or a mu
ReadLO Congress 2018
Landscape Ontario Congress 2018 wrapped up last week and as in previous years, Jay offers his take on the Landscape profession’s large
ReadDesign Thinkers 2017
For 18 years now, the Association of Registered Graphic Designers has hosted the annual Design Thinkers Conference in Toronto. The goal of t
Read5 logos. 7 professionals. 10 wrong answers.
This past Friday our team had the opportunity to participate in a special lunch and learn activity, hailed by a many as “the most fun
ReadCharity design challenge
Charities often ask us to lend them our design and marketing skills to better help them tell their story – to raise awareness of the g
ReadTime to testify!
In his popular book of Proverbs, King Solomon inadvertantly makes a case for testimonials when he says: “let someone else praise you,
Read16 books every brand leader should have on their bookshelf
We don’t know who said: “Leaders are readers” but we couldn’t agree more. Nowhere is this sentiment truer than in th
ReadGreat images sell. Period.
We have long promoted using high-quality images for our client’s marketing. The reasons are many: great images grab our attention, stu
ReadEn plein air
There are a few rare moments in life, that have the ability to change the trajectory of a person’s future. Rarer still are those power
ReadHow much does a website cost?
Who doesn’t love lists? I mean, haven’t we all got a list or two (or twenty) going at any given time? We have lists for everythi
ReadCanada 150: Our favourite brand identities
Canada continues to have a humble — yet profound — impact in the graphic arts world. To celebrate Canada’s 150th birthday,
ReadNew changes to Canada's Anti-Spam Law (CASL) every business should know
July 1st is fast approaching, and while for most its significance is only tied to celebrating our nation’s 150th birthday, for those o
ReadLiving the brand
The Ritz-Carlton promises an experience that is remarkable in every way; for one family and their toy giraffe Joshie it truly was. Ritz-Car
ReadWhat's SEO?
What’s SEO? SEO stands for ‘Search Engine Optimization.’ The concept itself is an old one, but the term is relatively ne
ReadHow Google works
One of the most common questions we get from our clients is “How can we make our site rank higher on Google?.” It is a fair ques
ReadHow to tell a story
Want to hear a great story? Of course you do. Human beings are wired for stories. We love stories. We hunger for stories almost as much as f
Read7 statements to drive your business
There is a great quote we like to share around the office and with our clients. It goes like this: “Advertising is the tax for unremar
ReadTrademarks – Don’t go it alone!
What is a Trademark? A trademark may be a word, design, logo, or phrase that is used to distinguish the goods and services of one party fro
ReadContent distribution
Perhaps, you just paid someone to make a video for your business and it’s stunning! You’re convinced your audience is going to l
ReadTailoring content for your audience
Back in 2009 we wrote a small post entitled, “3 things you need to know before redesigning your website”. What were the three th
ReadVideo marketing roadmap
So, you’ve decided that now is the time for video content to become a part of your marketing strategy. In my previous post “Why
ReadConnecting the dots...
Last week a group of very interesting people met at a bar in Hamilton. These people came from different backgrounds but were all interested
ReadA rocking Congress 2017
The booths are packed away, the carpet’s been rolled up and Tony D’s guitar is back in it’s case. Thank you Landscape Onta
ReadNo loyalty? Really?
There’s been a lot of talk lately about millennials and the way they show up in the workplace. You may have seen the very popular vide
ReadWhy you should consider video
With each passing minute, 72 hours worth of video content is uploaded to YouTube with users spending over 3 billion hours each month absorb
ReadFighting small battles!
Happy New Year everyone! For some of you, this may be your first day back on the job in quite some time. For those of you who were able to t
ReadCelebrate small wins!
Christmas is a beautiful time of year. It’s a rich celebration bursting with eternal significance. We sing. We give gifts. Collectivel
Read2016 in review
It’s been such a great year! We’ve worked with a lot of remarkable companies and we’re excited for them as they go forward
ReadReflecting on New England GROWS 2016
I recently had the pleasure of attending one of the US landscaping industry’s biggest annual trade shows, New England Grows. I had a g
ReadIf you treasure it, measure it
We are now into the home stretch before the end of the year. It’s time for that final push to reach your target numbers. That is, of c
ReadFusion Labworks: Kids learning hands-on skills
Do you believe that every young person is capable of doing more than they think is possible? Do you believe youth are capable, resilient, an
ReadThe risk of living artfully
Have you ever poured your heart into something you thought was really important? Put all your energy toward creating something you thought w
ReadMarketing: Getting started
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ReadLandscapers: Dig deep!
Marketing was a hot topic at Landscape Ontario’s Congress again this year. Aside from the presentations focused on specific marketing
ReadCongress 2016. Memorable indeed.
Have you ever heard someone say, “My memory is actually quite good, it’s just really short”? Have you yourself ever had tr
ReadThere is something new at Compass...
We’ve now packed away the tinsel, swept the place clean, taken out the recycling and cracked open a brand new daytimer. It’s a t
ReadEnding a whirlwind year with gratitude
Well, 2015 has flown by in a whirlwind of phone calls, meetings, project notes, brainstorming sessions, whiteboard scribbles, concept sketch
ReadBusiness is beautiful!
If you are an average healthy, able-bodied North American you will spend at least half of all the waking hours in your life at work (which,
ReadSeven keys to marketing results
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ReadHelping clients succeed
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ReadFlora Canada 2017
A couple years ago I travelled to the Netherlands to attend Floriade a year-long horticultural expo where visitors are treated to wildly c
ReadWhat's in a NALP?
In the latest issue of PLANET News the recently re-named National Association of Landscape Professionals unveiled its new name and brand i
ReadEmbracing change
Have you ever had the experience where somebody casually shares a thought in conversation and in that otherwise insignificant moment you a
ReadGoogle says responsive web design is a must
We first started talking about responsive web design almost four years ago. For those not familiar with the term, a responsive website is
ReadCongress: an inspiring start to 2015
Anyone that works with the landscape industry knows how much landscape professionals love their jobs – they love to be outdoors! So
ReadYear in rear view video 2014
If you can handle just one more holiday greeting, allow me this opportunity to say, on behalf of everyone here at Compass Creative, “T
ReadHow to write a gooder advertisement
I recently read a vintage ad-writing book by Victor Schwab, one of the kingpins of direct mail copywriting in New York during the mid–
ReadTelling the outdoor lifestyle story
In all the years we’ve been doing portfolio photography for our clients in the home building and landscaping industries, we’ve
ReadIn remembrance and gratitude
As we head into Remembrance Day this year, the weight of honouring our fallen is already heavy on our hearts. It’s been an emotional
ReadNew projects: Launched!
We’ve been in a bit of a whirlwind of productivity lately. A lot of new strategies and creative ideas have materialized this fall, par
ReadThank you for your patronage, Mr. Kauffman
The world of business doesn’t use the word patronage so much anymore. We’re more apt to hear, “Thank you for your business
ReadInspiring website content
It’s interesting how websites have evolved since we first started making them back in the late 90s. Back then all you needed to have w
ReadHow to build a website
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ReadCopy & Paste
Has your home or property ever been broken into? I’ve been told it’s a sick feeling you experience when you open the door and
ReadTools of the trade: chainsaw, dump truck and a website
A couple Saturdays ago, a scene unfolded in front me that was nothing short of a contractor’s dream. And not only a contractor&rsquo
ReadMarketing with Photography
A few weeks ago, we posted on our Facebook page reminding our clients of our photography services. We were glad to see a thought-provoking
ReadCompass Campus: Campfire
Last summer, I was asked to spend a couple of days at Campfire Bible Camp teaching a crash course in photography to a group of teenagers.
ReadCompass Campus: Music
Elaine was 65 when she suffered a stroke that left her unable to speak. She understood everything that was going on around her but couldn&
ReadCome Alive Outside
Yesterday our team finished the ninth and final lesson in the Come Alive Outside training challenge. Come Alive Outside is the name Jim Palu
ReadDriving brand consistency
“Remember, proper, consistent implementation of (your) brand identity will drive success.” This is a reminder we place on
ReadLandscape Ontario visit
Last Friday our entire team had the distinct privilege of sharing lunch together with Tony DiGiovanni, Executive Director of the largest l
ReadCedar Springs launches Landscape Calculator
Recently I had the privilege of hearing Adrian Bartels of Cedar Springs Landscape Group speak at the Landscape Ontario Contractor Lecture Se
ReadSnow, ice and the Winter Olympics
The Sochi Olympics are in full swing and it’s great to see our excitement, appreciation and enthusiasm for Canada! Who hasn’t
ReadIs 2014 the year you plan to get serious about your IT?
It’s amazing how much technology we actually use these days. Especially in our businesses, technology allows us to automate tasks and
ReadA hero's legacy
Do you have a hero in your life? Someone you look up to and admire? Someone whose example you try to follow? Have you considered that you
ReadMerry Christmas!
I love Christmas. The message of love, redemption and salvation expressed in the celebrations, the colours, the carols and the good cheer
ReadOuting to Type Directors Club
It was a dark and stormy… mid-morning. At 11am last Friday, we lost all power at the Compass office. Luckily for a few of us, we ha
ReadLandscapers encouraged to do more marketing
Every year about this time, over 18,000 landscape contractors, equipment manufacturers and service providers in the Green industry converge
ReadCompass Campus: Nick's forging day
At Compass Creative we make brands for people who work with their hands but it’s not often we get to do hands-on work ourselves. For m
ReadSummer photo contest
Summer is over and the kids are back in school. Those lazy days at the beach seem far behind us already. The campfires have died out and it&
ReadWhat does it take to grow?
Recently a severe summer storm ripped through Southern Ontario. After the unbearably hot and humid days that preceded it, it was a relief
ReadAd Messaging - Rise above the noise
As a consumer, you’re likely aware of hundreds of marketing messages trying to get your attention. Each one aiming to drill a tunnel
ReadCompass Campus: Josh's woodworking day
It was with great excitement and trepidation that I set out on my Compass Campus Day to make something out of wood…in a single day.
Read"Free Design" is a bad sign
I know some people in the sign business. They’re good people. They work hard. Some are in fact quite creative. They’ve seen re
ReadPutting the "edible" in some incredible landscapes
Remember the Victory Gardens of WWII? It seems we’ve been harkening back to the wisdom of these simpler times recently. Once again, en
ReadMarketing with photography and video
Over the last couple of years we’ve been busy improving the way the landscaping, home building renovation industries present the bea
ReadThe whole package
Trade shows offer a powerful opportunity for brands to engage potential customers. Being an exhibitor can be an expensive experience &mdas
ReadWe’re a great company. I swear!
A landscaping firm was doing some work for an elderly couple living in a quaint neighbourhood. They were rather proper folk, and one day the
ReadWe're moving!
It’s been about 12 years since our last moving notice. Back then I was moving out of my basement studio on Palmer Drive in Burlingto
ReadSmart business vs. small business
We typically classify businesses under two main categories: small business and big business. These are not very helpful distinctions in my
ReadCompass Campus: Carol's Typography Day
Typography is an element of design that I’ve always admired, so a recent Compass Campus Day gave me the perfect opportunity to explo
ReadDoes a contractor really need a vision?
You’d probably agree that having an unimpaired view of where you’re headed is wise. Well, there is virtually nothing that impa
ReadAlways be...
Have you ever been on a landscaping sales call and the potential customer you’re meeting with details a long list of costly features
ReadCompass clients win big at landscape awards ceremony
The landscaping industry’s annual gathering in Southern Ontario, called LO Congress, celebrated it’s 40th anniversary earlier th
ReadPop marketing quiz
I came across a clever info graphic the other day that compared the logos of Pepsi and Coca-Cola. On one side, it shows the Pepsi logo under
ReadWe'll be home for Christmas
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ReadI don't have time for your slow website
I find it challenging to write articles about web development without boring you with the nitty gritty of web programming. Chances are you
ReadCompass Campus Day
As a creative company, we are always looking to expand the scope and quality of the ideas that we bring to the table. Imagination and innova
ReadBusiness is risky
What inspired you to go into business? Did you have something new to offer the world? Did you like the idea of being your own boss? Were y
ReadBuilding a brand
After working with many professional tradespeople over the years we’ve come to see that building things like homes and landscapes re
ReadDo you understand your customer's pain?
A regular pastime here at the office is the sharing and critiquing of noteworthy ad campaigns. Ads currently on the market, shared for our c
ReadMission Aviation Fellowship’s new graphic identity takes flight around the globe
Early this morning, Mission Aviation Fellowship offices around the world started releasing images of their new logo. This is an exciting d
ReadCompass Creative joins Landscape Ontario and Ontario Home Builders Association
BURLINGTON (July 16, 2012) Compass Creative Studio Inc. is excited to announce their new memberships to both Landscape Ontario and the Ont
ReadPersonal reflections on a homeland
On a recent business trip to Europe, I took some additional time to travel around the Netherlands and become re-acquainted with my parents&r
ReadIs your website responsive?
When Henry Ford invented the automobile, it had a different name. It was first dubbed the “horseless carriage.” The contraption
ReadWelcoming Ryan Mans
We continue to see exciting growth here at Compass Creative – along with an increasingly busy schedule. To be honest, we’ve be
ReadSolutions.
One of the curses of working in marketing is that I can’t walk or drive two minutes without critiquing a billboard, display ad, store
ReadCalifornia landscape photography
Our colleague Joel Reynolds just returned from a weeklong road trip up the coast of California along the picturesque Highway 1. Joel took
ReadInterview with Strive! (Part 3)
The following is the third and final part to the interview between Ralph Kikkert, Strive!, and Jason Bouwman, Compass Creative. In this segm
ReadInterview with Strive! (Part 2)
The following is the second part of a recent interview between Ralph Kikkert of Strive! and Jason Bouwman, Compass Creative. In this segment
ReadInterview with Strive! (Part 1)
Recently, Compass Creative principal Jason Bouwman sat down for an interview with Ralph Kikkert of Strive!, a company helping organizations
ReadSustainable, maintainable websites
Smile if you’ve participated in or overheard a conversation like this: “Our site is seriously out of date. We may need to red
ReadiPad joins the face-to-face meeting
We are probably just weeks away from another of Apple’s signature product reveals. Up next, it is expected that Apple will unveil an
ReadThe new Four P's of Marketing
If you’ve studied marketing, or have read some of the popular books in the genre, you’ve probably heard of the 4 P’s of
ReadFour reasons to let your web designer choose your hosting provider
So you’ve decided you’re going to redesign your website. You’ve carefully researched and selected the right web developm
ReadChoose your heroes carefully
Last year we lost an iconic product designer, marketing guru and powerful businessman in Steve Jobs. The day after he died I posted a brie
ReadChristmas greetings
Every year, just before Christmas, the doors of Compass Creative close. The computers are shut down. The lights are turned off. The studio
ReadA 5 star website for a 5 star landscaper
This past month we launched a new website which is sure to raise the bar in the highly competitive landscaping industry. The site features a
ReadNew look and website to get people moving
Burlington Taxi is an established resource in Burlington for students, shoppers, seniors, bar patrons and commuters in a market that looks f
ReadSlotegraaf Construction website wins award
This past week, our client Slotegraaf Construction won the Waterloo Region Homebuilders’ Association’s Award of Distinction fo
ReadSteve Jobs: A reflection on Apple's influential CEO
I did not know Steve Jobs personally, but the better part of my life has been spent staring at at least one of the products created by the
ReadSilver commemorative coin designed by Jason Bouwman
20 Dollar Pure Silver Commemorative Coin For a limited time, this new $20 pure silver coin is available for only $20. VIEW AT MINT.CA The
ReadSummer holidays
Summer holidays – those warm, carefree days spent oblivious of time, enjoying the simple pleasures of being in the outdoors with fam
ReadNew Release: Final coin in Canadian wildlife series
The Royal Canadian Mint’s newest coin depicts the black footed ferret. Like the other coins in this series, the wildlife artwork was
ReadCrazy cool landscape idea
It’s been said that ideas are a dime a dozen but it’s the execution that counts. Certainly true words in the case of this landsc
ReadMike Fisher gets Music City makeover
In the life of a professional athlete, change can happen fast. Compass Creative client and NHL hockey player Mike Fisher saw that first ha
ReadA new face for Burlington's favourite summer event
It’s been over thirty years since the Sound of Music Festival started drawing crowds to downtown Burlington for a free weekend of gr
ReadMarketing Integrity
Look at the mission statements or advertising slogans from local small businesses to not-for-profits to multinational corporations, and it w
ReadAre you a master of your domain?
Every day, millions of dollars spent by organizations on branding and marketing are seriously undermined, put at risk, or worse, lost by u
ReadWhat do you see?
I always wanted to be an artist rather than a businessman. I imagined artists to be more virtuous somehow, more empathetic – certain
ReadThe design axiom
We’ve been developing some infographics lately for a client of ours. It gave us the idea for this venn diagram explaining the age old
ReadThe problem with landscape marketing
You wouldn’t know it from the weather this past week but we’re pretty sure that spring is just around the corner here in Souther
ReadUnexpected marketing lesson at Christmas dinner
Last night we had the pleasure of celebrating as a team at our annual Christmas dinner. We celebrated our accomplishments, our growth, and o
ReadSelling with pictures (part 2)
A few weeks ago, we wrote a short piece on selling with pictures. We highlighted the benefits of expanding and enhancing your portfolio with
ReadBragging or complaining?
I came across this statement the other day emblazoned on a retail store’s front window in red puffy type and asked myself “Is th
ReadLocal builder gets extreme makeover
Slotegraaf is a fine home renovator and builder in the Cambridge area with that rare quality in a contracting company – a really good
ReadSelling with pictures (part 1)
A picture is worth a thousand words. Quality imagery is critical in the successful marketing of any landscape firm. It is an essential build
ReadWhat's in a name?
If you are starting a new business, or are going through a rebranding process, selecting the right name for your company could be one of the
ReadLocal companies rebrand to re-engage market
We’re excited to showcase some of the latest work we’ve done for our clients – two local companies who have shown courage
ReadPutting the mission into statements
Do you feel like writing a mission statement is, well…mission impossible? Have you endured too many marathon committee meetings? Hav
ReadDesign currency
Consider for a moment what good design brings to your business. Its value really extends beyond return on investment values to a bigger pict
ReadBranding lessons from Playa del Carmen
Consumers who are given three identical choices will base their decision on price. Poorly positioned companies, therefore, find themselves
ReadBurlington for Haiti gala dinner & art auction
This past week we were asked to design a poster for an upcoming event in Burlington to raise funds for the recovery efforts in Haiti. The ne
ReadThe value of design
We’ve always maintained that one of the most important lines in any design is the bottom one. The value of design goes much deeper tha
ReadDo something!
Long before Nike’s popular tagline became part of the North American lexicon, my mother was the embodiment of those words in action. S
ReadLet's get real about success
It’s amazing what a little crisis can do for one’s appetite for learning. Faced this past year with rapid changes in our industr
ReadMerry Christmas everyone!
Thank you for the many opportunities to work together this past year. 2009 was another interesting, exciting and challenging year, to say
ReadLet's get real about search engine optimization
Are you concerned about losing potential clients to your competition because your website does not rank high on search engines? Are you stru
ReadNot just another pretty face
For immediate release: Compass Creative, a Burlington-based brand design consultancy, is challenging clients to get real about marketing, b
ReadNomination for international coin award
The coin bearing Jason Bouwman’s first coin design, which commemorates the centennial anniversary of the Mint in 2008, has recently
ReadWomen's ice hockey Olympic coin release for circulation
If you’ve been trying to collect the three Olympic Winter Moments coins in your pocket change, but have only come up with the Men&rs
ReadRemembering D-Day, 65 years later
“ …I have full confidence in your courage, devotion to duty and skill in battle. We will accept nothing less than full vic
ReadJust Released: Olympic coins designed by Jason Bouwman
BURLINGTON (September 29, 2009) – Local artist Jason Bouwman is looking forward to seeing the new Special Edition Uncirculated coin
Read3 things you need to know before redesigning your website
Does your website accurately reflect your company or do you secretly hope no one ever sees it? Does your website compel or repel visitors?
ReadInsight before website
“The man who does not read good books has no advantage over the man who can’t read them.” —MARK TWAIN You may n
ReadThe New York Times: Warmer, Fuzzier: The Refreshed Logo
Can design really help your organization win in an economic downturn? We think so. The prevailing strategy to stand out in today’s cl
Read2009 silver dollar designed by local artist, Jason Bouwman
BURLINGTON (January 12, 2009) - Local artist Jason Bouwman is looking forward to seeing the new 2009 Special Edition Proof Silver Dollar w
ReadLaunch of Mike Fisher's website
We are pleased to announce the website launch of NHL forward Mike Fisher. For those of you who don’t know, Mike is a veteran centre
ReadCompass Creative Studio Version 2.0
Our office renovations are finally complete and we are now a bigger and more functional creative studio! When you come in to see us you
ReadWinners of Business Excellence Award
We’re pleased to announce that Compass Creative Studio has been awarded a Burlington Chamber of Commerce Award for Business Excellen
ReadFinalist for Business Excellence Award
We’re pleased to announce that we have been chosen as a finalist for the 2006 Business Excellence Awards from the Burlington Chamber o
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