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WINDOW-PRO Digest for Thursday, May 19, 2011.

1. Shading Marketing Manager
2. RE: Silhouette cut down
3. mesh shade
4. Re Light filtering during the day and Privacy at night shade 5. RE: Mesh Shade 6. RE: Moveable Arch Solutions

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Subject: Shading Marketing Manager
From: Dave Froerer <dfroerer@crestron.com>
Date: Thu, 12 May 2011 18:41:30 +0000
X-Message-Number: 1

CRESTRON SHADING SOLUTIONS seeks :

Shading Marketing Manager. This position requires a self-motivated person with a creative mind and positive attitude, who will continuously think "out side the box". The candidate should be able to deliver the company's mission statement through visuals, which goes beyond just art. These ideas should reflect the look, feel, and taste of our company. The candidate will plan leading-edge online strategies, communicate and justify concepts.  We are 
looking for someone to produce and deliver ideas.   The responsibilities of 
this position are to work directly with the Marketing Director and Design Team to invent new marketing initiatives; find ground-breaking, original, and unorthodox ways to effectively communicate our products and values, while producing exceptional work that inspires customers, employees, and the sales force.

*       Develop creative solutions to challenges, while thinking creatively, 
and ensuring brand consistency
*       Author, constructively edit, and review creative projects
*       Coordinate with internal clients to provide layouts and customize 
marketing materials
*       Initiate and develop original ideas to execute in trade/affiliate 
marketing materials, email blasts, sales collateral, training materials, Power Point presentations, premium & promotional branded items, and other creative materials as needed
*       Strive to develop best practices of marketing and creative design
*       Contribute to the innovative development of products and services 
that are cutting edge to the industry
*       Consults with other senior team members to produce, design projects, 
internal marketing campaigns, and identify new innovations and opportunities in the industry In your cover letter please tell us why you stand out amongst your peers.
Attach some of your most innovative work from the Shading field.
When working on a new project or introducing a new product what do you draw on for inspiration?
Must be legal to work in the United States without sponsorship Position resides at worldwide HQ, Rockleigh NJ

Requirements:
*       Proficiency in Macintosh, PC, hardware, and software utilizing Photoshop 
and Illustrator
*       In depth knowledge and understanding of fundamental design principles 
( composition, typography, color theory, etc)
*        Efficiently able to perform in PowerPoint, Microsoft Word, Excel,
Entourage/Outlook software
*       Communicate creative information to supervisors, coworkers by telephone, 
in written form, e-mail, and in person
*       5-7 proven years in the Shading field
*       Bachelor in Computer Science/Arts Degree (PREFERRED)

Please email above requested info, resume, references and salary history to:

dfroerer@crestron.com

Dave Froerer
Director, Crestron Shading Solutions

(949) 355-2574 c
(800) 827-2188 x18063 o

5660 Katella Avenue
Suite 150
Cypress, California 90630
www.crestron.com

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Subject: RE: Silhouette cut down
From: Craig Robinson <eggthecraig@hotmail.com>
Date: Thu, 12 May 2011 17:30:46 +0000
X-Message-Number: 2

Altering silhouttes Precision cutdown in the Chicago area for $80.00 and  Hunter douglas for $50.00/per cut

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Subject: mesh shade
From: "Susan Gill" <susangill@earthlink.net>
Date: Thu, 12 May 2011 16:27:45 -0400
X-Message-Number: 3

No shade you can see out of during the day allows privacy at night.
None.  What you may want is a translight or translucent shade, allowing light in but no viewing.

The only versatile shades allowing viewing out during day and privacy at night are Venetian blinds or Silhouette-type soft horizontals.

Susan Gill

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Subject: Re Light filtering during the day and Privacy at night shade
From: Rory McNeil <Rory@Tech-Styles.net>
Date: Thu, 19 May 2011 16:15:01 -0700
X-Message-Number: 4

Hi Linda,

There are a number of dual layer shade optionson the market and we make a cool roman shade that has sheer fabric on the front and privacy liner on the back. Although we do make them with the Opaque lined fabric on the front and a sheer on the back.

Both layers operate independently as roman shades and only require a 1/2" to inside mount.

You can check out a couple of cool videos on our YouTube channel here;

http://www.youtube.com/rorymcneil#p/u/18/YbTT-gVijd8

http://www.youtube.com/rorymcneil#p/u/7/m9kt4hA0GB4

http://www.youtube.com/rorymcneil#p/u/6/k5f_CXvMqHY

Best Regards,
Rory McNeil

TechStyles Window Covering Products Inc.
300 N. Graves Ave., Unit B, Oxnard, Ca. 93030
t: 800 385 3888, f: 800 385 0583
e: rory@tech-styles.net
w: http://www.tech-styles.net

www.linkedin.com/in/rorymcneil
www.youtube.com/rorymcneil
www.twitter.com/rorymcneil
www.window-pro.org

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Subject: RE: Mesh Shade
From: "Brent Crandall" <brent@myblinddepot.com>
Date: Thu, 12 May 2011 17:40:22 -0500
X-Message-Number: 5

Short answer: NO.  On any screen shade, you can see in at night just as well as you can see out during the day.  You can do a double shade from a few different manufacturers, but you would need two shades.  Hunter Douglas makes a double shade that fits into a single cassette, so that might be an option for you.

BRENT CRANDALL
BLIND DEPOT
1335 W. Campbell Rd.
Richardson, TX  75080
972-644-9411

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Subject: RE: Moveable Arch Solutions
From: "Brent Crandall" <brent@myblinddepot.com>
Date: Thu, 12 May 2011 17:43:15 -0500
X-Message-Number: 6

Let me put in a plug for HighLite, too.  I use them as often as occasion permits for both moveable an very attractive fixed applications.  Their website (thearchguys.com) has a great gallery, so your customers know exactly what to expect.  I love their products.  They will match any paint or stain blind finish, and they have most of the manufacturer's samples there.

BRENT CRANDALL
BLIND DEPOT
1335 W. Campbell Rd.
Richardson, TX  75080
972-644-9411

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