Chris Madden Joins Coburn Design
September 10, 2007 — Coburn Design would like to welcome Chris Madden to our team. Chris comes to us from The Scotsman Press. Chris has his Bachelors Degree from SUNY Fredonia and a Masters Degree from SUNY Oswego. We all look forward to working with Chris.

Natalie Returns to Kent State University
August 16, 2007 — Kent State: 1; Coburn Design:0. Natalie — lowly intern turned brilliant designer — returned Kent State University this fall for her final year. We will miss you Natalie.

Natalie the Brilliant Designer
August 1, 2007 — Natalie the lowly intern is no longer. Today she becomes a brilliant designer! She will be spending the next few weeks working with us at Coburn Design until Kent State calls her back for classes. She apparently wants an education or something. Nice work Natalie, you truly are a brilliant and gifted designer.

Farewell Lydia Powers
July 31, 2007 — Coburn Design says goodbye to a groovy designer and person today. Lydia is going back to school to become a professor in graphic design. She thought about staying just to avoid the packing and unpacking, but alas, this is her path in life. We will miss you Professor Powers. Check out the smashing scenes at Lyd's going away party. Yeah Baby!

Jason, the Web Dude, Passing the torch
June 20, 2007 – This day marks the last day for Jason Hill at Coburn Design. When asked why he made this decision, Jason simply stated, "I have to simply state that I need to pass the torch and I do so now, to someone that has great potential in life, Butch." With that being said, Jason leaves with a feather in his cap and a tear in his eye for his time at Coburn Design which was a time of great learning, sharing, and other experiences that he will carry with him for the rest of his life.

- Jason Hill, Web Dude.

Women In Business Award goes to Laura Coburn
June 8, 2007 – Today Laura received the Women in Business award for the Greater Syracuse Area at the OnCenter acknowleging her success as a woman in business. Pictured are Gwen Webber-McLeod (left) and Laura, both award recipients and Cindy Aikman (middle) who nominted Laura for this honor! You go Laura! Click here to download PDF of the article run in the Central New York Business Journal June 1st, 2007!

Small Business Person of the Year Award goes to Laura Coburn
May 30, 2007 – Today the Cayuga County Chamber of Commerce awarded small businesses in the community for having successful businesses and benefiting the community. Laura was awarded Small Business Person of the Year for the 15+ years business category. We are very proud of her, and are looking forward to her continuing this legacy of success.

If you weren't able to make it to the event click here to see what you missed.

We would like to welcome Natalie Speck!
May 25, 2007 – We here at Coburn Design would like to welcome our new intern, Natalie Speck. Natalie is from Kent State University. She will be with us for two and a half months. She is in her senior year of her Visual Communications and Design degree.

Say Hello to, Jamar 'Butch' Redmond!
May 16, 2007 – We here at Coburn Design would like to introduce the newest employee, Jamar Redmond. Jamar is a graphic designer who has had various field experiences from newspapers to school districts. We look forward to working with Jamar as we hope you will!

Goodbye, Beth Culver :-(
May 15, 2007 – After more than 4 years of loyal commitment and service to Coburn Design, we are sad to say that Beth Culver is leaving us. Beth will not only be missed as an employee but more so as a friend and someone that everyone could look to for help and a friendly smile.

Click here to see pictures from Beth’s going away party which was held at the Auburn Public Theater.

Here Comes, Lynn Brown!
May 1, 2007 – As Coburn Design moves into the future we continue to invest in only the
most talented and experienced employees to maintain our high level of excellence. With that being said we like to introduce Lynn Brown to the Coburn Family as our new Office manager. With Lynn's experience and skills we warmly welcome her and look forward to the difference she will make.