Problem: With the rising costs of recruiting, particularly travel and print/mailing, the office of admissions sought a better way show off their gem tucked away in Abilene, Texas. They also wanted to do it in a way that their potential students and families responded to. As with most small, private schools, they faced the challenge of recruiting the best and the brightest without losing them to the major universities.

Problem: One of the hallmarks of this mission board’s success over the years is the number of volunteers it engages for short-term mission projects, particularly for disaster relief projects and outreach to the underprivileged. But each year volunteerism wanes and the costs associated with recruitment rises. NAMB needed a multimedia piece that would capture the attention of three audiences: high school youth, young adults/college students, and older adults. The piece needed to gently yet clearly make the case that normal people can make a difference in the lives of others across North America as short term missions volunteers.

Problem: The office of Greek life at Texas A&M wanted a new way to reach incoming freshman to not just tell, but show them how joining a fraternity or sorority makes being an “aggie” an even sweeter experience.

Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary needed a way to show their printed catalog in a more cost effective means. EI created this CD-ROM catalog which features some of the most interactive content you will ever see on a CD. By taking all of their catalog and promotional information and putting it one disc, Southwestern is able to save over $50,000 per year in replication and mailing costs alone.

Problem: CND specializes in helping not-for-profit organizations attain their goals by providing financial planning and resources, particularly as they relate to building and expansion. CND needed a way to quickly and effectively sell their expertise and experience to prospective organizations.

Problem: The church planting support staff at the BGCO needed a way to recruit people to plant more churches in Oklahoma. In order to reach the goals of their “Each One Plant One” campaign, the group needed a multimedia piece that would present the need and provide the right information to move people to take the next step.

Problem: A central objective for TriSigma sorority is to train its members to become the best they can be through their Horizons education program. Each chapter has an Education Director charged with the educational development of each member. One of their primary responsibilities is conducting educational sessions that cover a wide variety of subjects—topics from study skills to drug and alcohol abuse. TriSigma needed an effective way to train each education director across the nation for their responsibilities within their chapter.