Enter GDUSA’s 2018 American Inhouse Design Awards

GDUSA’s American Inhouse Design Awards™ is the premier showcase for outstanding work by in-house designers. It is a unique opportunity for in-house designers at corporations, non-profits, institutions, universities, government, associations, media companies and other organizations with an in-house designer or team to be recognized by managers, colleagues and the community for their creativity, for the special challenges they face, and for the full value they bring to the table.

American In-house Design Award winners will receive a Letter of Congratulations and a frameable embossed Certificate of Excellence for each piece selected. In addition, winning entries will be eligible for publication in our 250-page In-house Design Awards Annual in both print and digital formats, as well as our popular website.

ENTRY GUIDELINES

Who is Eligible?
Entries may be submitted by any in-house design department, team or individual actively involved in the creation or production of the work.

What is Eligible?
Entries must have been created between January 1, 2017, and April 30, 2018. how to enter

How to Enter:
Click Here to Download the Official Entry Form

Then click the link below for more information about entry fees, award categories, and where to mail your entries.

read more/source: http://gdusa.com/news/top-stories/enter-the-2018-american-inhouse-design-awards

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