Bonner Publishing Services Portfolio
We have had the privilege of serving many different organizations in the publishing industry for the past 50 years. From government agencies and nonprofits to small associations and private companies—and even some of the largest organizations in the country—the Bonner Publishing Services team has seen and worked with them all. We have provided our expertise in every aspect of editing and design, across the web and in print. Our team has been behind the scenes doing communications and publishing work for some of the most well-known companies around. The samples below are only some of the projects we have worked on.
For more information about how Bonner Publishing Services can help you with your next design or editing project, contact us at information@bonnerpublishingservices.com.
AARP
Print and Online Publications, 508 Remediation, and Website Maintenance
The Bonner Publishing team provides editing, proofreading, design, layout, and 508 creation and remediation, as well as maintenance of the AARP Public Policy Institute’s website and online publications. After more than a decade with the same template of color palettes and fonts, we have helped AARP’s branding team launch new publication templates with new color palettes and fonts specifically designed for 508 compliance. AARP’s publications vary in size and frequency. We have published as many as 150 publications in one year for the Public Policy Institute with projects ranging from 10 to 100+ pages.
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Print Publications and 508 Remediation
The Bonner Publishing team provided editing, proofreading, design, layout, and 508 remediation of FDIC Quarterly, a publication of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) that ranges in size from 32 to 60 pages per issue. After nearly 10 years of publication, FDIC sought to redesign FDIC Quarterly. The TalentMEDIA team was instrumental in this redesign that helped modernize a traditional government publication without sacrificing the look and readability of its financial reporting. Previous services included editing, proofreading, design, and layout of FDIC’s 188-page Annual Report and of FDIC’s quarterly newsletters Outlook and FDIC Banking Review, both of which average 32–48 pages per issue.
Federal Executive Institute Alumni Association
Print Publications, E-Newsletter, Online Publications, and Website Maintenance for Online Publications
For two decades, the Bonner Publishing team provided editing, layout, and design services for the Federal Executive Alumni Association (FEIAA). The FEIAA newsletter, Executive Summary, transitioned from print and mail to an email and online-only newsletter. The Bonner Publishing team was instrumental in the newsletter’s transition from print to online. Our team created the design for the email newsletter as well as the design for the website newsletter and its archives. Executive Summary was published 11 times a year. In addition, Bonner Publishing also produced the Annual Executive Forum Brochure, the Annual Executive Forum Flyer, and the FEIAA Membership Brochure.
Alliance for Academic Internal Medicine
Print Publications and E-Book Creation
The Bonner Publishing team provided editing, proofreading, original design, and layout of the Alliance for Academic Internal Medicine’s (AAIM’s) quarterly newsletter (16–28 pages per issue), Insight; annual editorial and design letterhead updates for all of AAIM’s seven divisions; and annual editing, design, and e-book/e-pub file creation of AAIM’s educational textbooks (200–400 pages)—An Administrator’s Guide to Departments of Internal Medicine, The Toolkit Series: A Textbook for Internal Medicine Education Programs, The Toolkit Series: A Textbook for Today’s Chief Medical Resident, and The Textbook for Combined Internal Medicine Pediatrics Residency Training Programs.
Alexander Graham Bell Association for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing
Print Publications
The Bonner Publishing team edited, proofread, designed, and laid out Volta Voices, the bimonthly 48- to 80-page magazine of the Alexander Graham Bell Association for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing.
American Physical Therapy Association, Private Practice Section
Print Publications and Trade Show Materials
The Bonner Publishing team provided editing, proofreading, original design, and layout of the American Physical Therapy Association, Private Practice Section (APTA-PPS) monthly magazine, Impact; the annual Buyer’s Guide; the annual Conference and Exposition Program; the annual Exhibitor Prospectus; and billboard advertising, as well as online and direct mail advertising. Through the designs we created, the team helped PPS establish its brand as independent of APTA.
The World Bank
Print Publications
The Bonner Publishing team provided editing, proofreading, design, and layout of various World Bank publications. Publications varied in frequency and ranged in size from 32 to over 100 pages.
Transportation Research Board (TRB) of the National Academies of Sciences (NAS), Engineering, and Medicine
Print Publications
The Bonner Publishing team provided editing, proofreading, design, and layout services for various TRB-NAS publications. Publications varied in frequency and ranged in size from 32 to 100+ pages.
United for Puerto Rico
Video Creation
In October 2017, the Bonner Publishing team launched a fundraising campaign for Vector Talent Resources to support Puerto Rico in the wake of Hurricane Maria through www.unidosporpuertorico.com. This video was created, designed, edited, and proofread by the Bonner Publishing team.
Architect of the Capitol
Website Creation
The Bonner Publishing team was contracted by the Architect of the Capitol (AOC) to translate its live exhibit hall to the web. AOC’s visitor center has such a vast amount of content that it would take a person an entire day to walk through it. Our approach was to bring a coherent and relevant flow of content that is similar to the flow of the live exhibit hall and translate it within the confines of a web browser.
Office of Compliance
Website Creation
The Bonner Publishing team redesigned the website for the Office of Compliance (OOC) to align its appearance with www.whitehouse.gov. Keeping in mind that OOC’s website was content driven and not news driven, we produced a website that was exactly what the client wanted.