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Last Friday, case-mate participated in an awesome Emmys gifting lounge hosted by Reality Cares in Los Angeles (my first time in LA, but I’ll save that for another post).
The event was really cool for a number of reasons. First and foremost this was a nonprofit gifting lounge which meant that a portion of the proceeds from the event was given to charities across the country. Also, celebs could make a donation to each charity while they were at the event.
Of course, I can’t deny that meeting celebrities was a ton of fun too! Before Friday I had never met a celebrity… except one time when I was little I took a picture with Cindy Crawford at a water park. She might have said something to me, but I was five and I don’t remember – therefore I don’t really think it counts. Needless to say I was a little nervous, but quickly discovered I didn’t need to worry because everyone loved our products! Seriously, so many people approached us saying they heard about our cases and had to visit our table. I had a blast showing off our products and helping people pick out their perfect case. The ID case was a huge hit with everyone, along with the Barely There and I Make My Case.
Here are some of the pictures we took at the event!
It’s classy, it’s tough and it’s here! This combo is unbeatable when you’re looking for complete protection and usability; offering the world’s finest-grade Italian leather an impact resistant shell and the ease of a 360-degree belt clip!
The Packaging Engineer is primarily responsible for the project management aspect
of packaging. This includes working with vendors and brand managers to develop
new packaging die-lines, coordinating artwork with graphic designers, coordinating
packaging due dates, vendor ETA’s, copy changes, proofs and consistency across our
packaging.
Other responsibilities include:
Working closely with the Brand Managers to help manage all components of packaging such as product inserts, back cards, clear boxes etc. and making sure all
new products coming in are accounted for.
Responsible for all copy and features being consistent and error free across all product lines and descriptions.
Maintain relationship with Vendors and Product Development to stay on top of ETA’s and new products.
Facilitates and expedites the packaging review process.
Responds to all company requests for packaging changes, packaging comps, making required changes.
Maintain proper revision numbers on labels and coordinate the label reorder process for unchanged labels directly with the Purchasing Manager/Creative Director.
Communicate with the department heads to ensure all new or changed packaging information is properly communicated to all departments.
Coordinates with the Marketing team members to assure that sufficient and reasonable lead times are in place for each new or changed packaging to be available when needed for use in bottling and kit assembly processes.
Coordinates all new packaging review and approval processes.
Ability to adapt well to quick changes.
Strong attention to detail needed for SKU and product code proofing.
To apply, please send a resume and cover letter to jobs@case-mate.com.
Now that the Samsung Galaxy S has blown all you Android users away, we’re ready to protect it from the big bad world out there with our Tough and Barely There cases!
A friend of ours, Vince, helped us out with some testing a little while ago and designed this awesome DIY case for his iPhone 3 G that I just had to share with you! Here’s his cases and a description of his artwork. To design a unique case like his just click here.
For my inspiration I wanted to create something about the old south using images indigenous to southern culture, the shotgun house, white wash fences, pigs, wasps but in a way to make them seem like memories. So the scales are off. I enjoy doing that. The childs photo I found at an antique store not far from here and loved it. Made me wonder who he was or is. That’s why I put the bar over his eyes because we don’t really know, more than likely never will. Before the phone, individuals weren’t so important. Few but the immediate family, neighbors and the name you left behind on a tombstone bore witness to your existence. That’s why I fashioned my name from a tombstone at the top. Of course the telephone poles and lines suggest how we grew to communicate and the 404 area code was at one time used for most of Georgia. I thought it was a nice carry through.
I tried to keep this short and sweet and it may seem a bit disjointed but this is the gist of what I was thinking when I created it. It’s more of a sketch than a finished work. Maybe one day I’ll come back to it and create a larger work from it. Who knows.
@neoragod Warm soap and water might do the trick, if you contact support at case-mate.com we can try to help you with more details! in reply to neoragod2 days ago
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