Ma’yan, a nonprofit think tank focused on the cultural challenges and identity issues that Jewish teenage girls, launches a new identity and website designed by Thinkso.

The 2008 Mount Sinai Department of Medicine Annual Report received a Silver Award in the 2009 Spotlight Awards, sponsored by the League of American Communications Professionals (LACP). The international competition featured entrants from 13 countries and included participants such as Intel, GE, Samsung, Lockheed Martin, and Delta. The book was also given an overall ranking of #60 in their list of the top 100 communications of the year.

Thinkso adds recent Barnard grad Stephanie Kurz to the roster as a project coordinator.

Thinksonians get up early on a Saturday to use their creative power for good at P.S. 245 in East Flatbush.

American Express OPEN profiles Thinkso’s brand of social networking.

Thinkso adds two cents to this article for people undertaking a website redesign.

Elizabeth Amorose shares her side of the story in this Wall Street Journal article on how the debate over healthcare reform is affecting peoples’ private lives.

Several of the Thinkso family participated in the Fitness Mind, Body, Spirit Games, a 4-mile run in New York’s Central Park. Everyone finished (eventually) and Mary Traylor (#7605) finished first in her age group.

Skatoff & Company, an independent financial advisory firm, launches a new website and identity by Thinkso.

Thinkso was awarded four American Graphic Design Awards by Graphic Design USA, a design industry trade publication. The Stadion QDIA video, Flea Theater website, Lisa Battaglia website and Thinkso’s Year of Cards promotion were selected from hundreds of entries from across the country and will be featured in the next issue of GDUSA.