Our Favorite Tweets From the Week of Mar15-Mar19

March 19, 2010Comments (0)

Every week we tweet tons of interesting links, highlighting excellent content that we find relevant and inspiring for designers. We compiled this list of our favorite links we tweeted in the past week, just in case you missed any! Keep in mind this is only a small selection on the tweets we sent out this week. The best way to keep up to date with us and check out awesome links is by following @OnyxGroup.

What are you suggesting? Uncover the psychology behind using images to influence. http://bit.ly/92w0sD

Should You Be An Entrepreneur? Take This Test: http://bit.ly/9VVYXF

For inspiration check out these eye catching and unique packaging designs: http://bit.ly/cZSuII

Shopping Aisles at Cutting Edge of Consumer Research and Tech: http://bit.ly/a4qtDH.

Check out this great example of creative corporate sponsorship! Starbucks sponsors coffee-cup redesign contest: http://bit.ly/bF9HBV

Starting Out Organized: Website Content Planning The Right Way: http://bit.ly/97VMdz

33 Excellent "OUT OF THE BOX" Ways for Creatives to find Inspiration: http://bit.ly/bPewJH

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Posted by: Nadia Kamal
Posted on: March 19, 2010

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Nadia is regarded as one of the area's experts in creative strategy and brand integration. She maintains an up-to-date knowledge of trends in the advertising industry. Nadia enjoys immensely tackling the ever-evolving challenges of the marketing field, as well as the long-term professional relationships that she has built with her clients.

A successful entrepreneur, Nadia has built up and operated two profitable businesses. Prior to this, she honed her leadership skills and business savvy in the corporate world, where she handled accounting, regulatory compliance, and the financial management of several billion dollars. Through her varied experiences Nadia has acquired an insider’s knowledge of everything from entrepreneurial and financial strategy, to the development and marketing of franchise concepts, to the operational development of retail and large corporate structures.