NIE Elementary School Ad Contest

Burgess Consulting supports the Newspapers In Education (NIE) program.

The NIE held a "Design an Ad Contest" early in 2008.

These young graphic artists were judged by NIE to be the cream of their crop.

Below are the fruits of their labors, designing advertisements for Burgess Computer Forensics. Their designs were purely their own, after a look at the company website.

1st Place Winner Isidro Zarate, in the 6th Grade at Adam School submitted this clean design. The text reads:

Burgess Consulting - Computer Forensic - Electronic Discovery - Expert Witness Services
We can find data hiding in your computers!
Professional - Detective - Helping lawyers and law.

Nice Job, Isidro!

2nd Place Winner Alyssa Pinot is in the 4th Grade at Tunnell School. Her entry reads:

"Roses are Red, Violets are blue,
call Burgess Forensics and we'll fix your computer for you."
(a lovely sentiment, indeed!)
Just below the computer (and the image of the computer in the magnifier) is police tape that says "Do not Cross Computer!"

Footprints and thumb prints everywhere provide a lot of evidence...

3rd place went to Siclali Perez, in the 6th Grade at Adam School. The text includes:

"Professional - Detective - We can find data hiding in your computers"

Very clean and clear, Siclali.

The first honorable mention went to Mary Youngblood in the 4th Grade at Tunnell School. Mary's text reads:

"If you've got missing data, give us a call. We'll have it found in no time!"

Excellent work, Mary. And that's right - we will have it found in no time!

The second honorable mention went to Gina Soto, in the 6th Grade at Adam School.Gina writes of us

"We are here to help!"

Thanks for your help. Gina!

And last but not least, Mirna Ruiz in the 6th Grade at Adam School submitted the third honorable mention. Her text reads:

"We help. We Sell Computer Forensics, Electronic Discovery, Expert Witness Services."

And we see a cybercrook being apprehended. "Broke the law!" - "Busted" - "Stinks! Why me?"

Thank you all for your great work. When you're all rich and famous, we can say, "We knew you when!"