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March 11, 2008 7:19 AM

Announcing the First-Ever "Cartoon Caption Contest"
March 11, 2008

Welcome to DCI's "Cartoon Caption Contest."  Here's how the contest works:

1) Take a close look at the cartoon specially created by cartoon team, George Hughes and Jon Stamell, a creative duo whose cartoon clients have included law firms, publishing companies, wineries and even Ross Perot (leave it up to a cartoonist);

2) Click on the "Comments" section below and post your entry for a caption.  Make sure to include your name and email address;

3) Enter the contest as many times as you like (with as many caption entries as you can come up with).  And feel free to extend the contest to your economic development colleagues across the US and around the globe.  

The contest closes on March 28th at midnight.  George Hughes and Jon Stamell will then select the top five winning captions which will be announced by DCI on Tuesday, April 1st (April Fools Day, of course).  The winners will take home a framed copy of the drawing with their caption.  The cartoon will be signed by George and Jon.

But best of all, you'll own bragging rights as one of the economic development world's most creative individuals.

P.S.  And I’ve been asked to add that if you would like to discuss using cartoons for any kind of promotion or advertising, you can contact Jon at 917-608-1390


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