Posters can achieve several communication objectives simulataneously: communicate performance and results, recognize individual contributions, and stimulate competition among teams. Good posters:

• Tell a story, including both text and graphics
• Use good design to support the message
• Recognize individuals

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Labor and Industries Communications Team created a series of four posters—“The Measure of Our Success”—that communicate performance and align the message with the priorities of the agency. Large file: 989k! (Contacts: Kim Contris or Jerry Gilliland).	The Measure of Our Success
General Adminstration created posters that tell a story, use attractive visuals, and provide results in data. Contact: Karen Pemerl. (File sizes: Poster10, Building renovation: 126 kb. Poster11, New employee orientation:103 kb).	Poster 10, Building Renovation Poster 11, New Employee Orientation
Ecology’s posters discuss significant accomplishments by work teams, and include performance data. Photographs of team members add additional recognition. This poster celebrates a team that worked to educate stakeholders. (Contact: Dee Ragsdale. File size: 463k)	Ecology Poster Includes Team Members