S’well introduces itself and its bottle, both designed by Thinkso, during Fashion Week 2010.

Amanda shares her perspective on the challenges and rewards for small businesses seeking large corporate clients as part of a report released by the Center for an Urban Future. She was also quoted in stories that appeared online at Reuters and CNN Money.

Amanda offers insight on how small businesses can leverage social media as part of an AMEX/SCORE event in Denver, CO.

The New York Jets—in the first ever NFL game at the New Meadowlands—unveiled the innaugural class of inductees to the Ring of Honor. Thinkso had the pleasure of working with the Jets to create the Ring of Honor logotype which was then applied to stadium signage, screen graphics and the inductee sports coat and ring.

Congratulations to Expeditionary Learning on the successful launch of their new brand identity, designed by Thinkso. Established in 1987 at the Harvard Graduate School of Education as the educational arm of Outward Bound, Expeditionary Learning partners with schools, districts and charter boards to open new schools and transform existing ones. Visit their new website to learn more.

Thinkso created the theatrical poster for the Family Opera Initiative’s production of “CAT: An Opera Musical” based on the story by George Plimpton and directed by Grethe Barrett Holby. CAT will premiere in September at The Central Park Zoo and Infinity Music Hall in Norfolk, CT before full production this fall at the inaugural Southampton Harvest Arts Festival. Buy tickets here!

Thinkso treats clients to a Super Saturday shopping date, where proceeds benefit the Ovarian Cancer Research Fund.

For the second year running, the League of American Communications Professionals (LACP) has recognized Thinkso’s annual report design for The Mount Sinai Department of Medicine. The report won a gold award for “best report in Health Care, worldwide” as well as a silver award for “best report cover in the Americas.”

Independence has always been a big deal to us at Thinkso and this year is no different! We wish everyone a Happy Fourth—and to celebrate, we created an “inspiration booklet” to help our clients, family and friends capture their own sparks of inspiration. Get’em while they’re hot!

The June edition of the Graphic Design USA newsletter features Brett Traylor’s blog post commenting on the recently announced intention to merge by United and Continental Airlines as its quote of the month—specifically, that “There obviously wasn’t a designer in the room…” when that decision was made.