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Augusta Free Press designs holiday cards for Vector Industries

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Augusta Free Press LLC worked with Vector Industries to produce a holiday card to give out to clients this holiday season. The card featured faces of employees in a wreath design.

holidaycardThe project took approximately two weeks to complete with multiple proofs. The end result landed in Vector’s hands today.

“They are perfect, and it’s because I had such a capable person designing and running point on them,” said Chrissy Johnston, director of marketing.

Vector Industries’ large and flexible workforce provides assembly, packaging, shredding and more services to area businesses.

For more information on Vector, visit www.vectorindustries.org.

Vector’s website was also designed by Augusta Free Press.

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