PHOENIX — The Phoenix chapter of the American Marketing Association (AMA) has honored Entrenue for the third year in a row with the Spectrum Award, granted for the boutique distributor’s 2015 catalog.
According to the company, the award recognizes companies that showcase superior marketing talents through various channels.
The American Marketing Association is the only professional marketing association that covers every discipline in the marketing spectrum and each year recognizes a variety of successful businesses for excellence in their respective categories.
“We are so proud to have been honored by the AMA for a third time; we treat our catalogs with such care and consideration, which makes them a true labor of love every year,” Entrenue Senior Designer Elizabeth Pomeroy said. “It’s a privilege and pleasure to work with our talented design team and put our aesthetics together to create works like this, and we love doing it alongside [company President] Joe [Casella] to make it all happen. We never thought we’d take home three Spectrum Awards in a row — it’s rewarding to know that our hard work and passion has yet to go unnoticed!”
Entrenue says it uses modern color schemes, engaging graphics, and a common theme throughout to showcase the variety of brands and product categories to which it caters.
“It’s an honor to have received this AMA award three years in a row and a major accomplishment for the Entrenue team,” Casella said. “We’ve helped set a new design standard with these consecutive wins and we’d like to thank everyone involved in the nomination and voting process. As Elizabeth said, our annual catalog is a big project that requires immense amounts of energy, creativity and dedication, and it means so much to have our hard work recognized by such a respected mainstream organization.”
Full versions of the catalog are viewable online and also available in print by request. Email catalog@entrenue.com or call (800) 386-7268 for more information.
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