Annual Reports are powerful communication tools. Often they are the most important tool in support of corporate brand, identity and marketing communications. They get a lot of attention, so, creating, producing and printing a successful annual report is a very important communications project.
With over 20 years of experience designing, producing and printing annual reports for profit and non-profit organizations, TigerPress has the skill set and in-house capabilities to ensure the success of your annual report project.
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Our Featured Annual Report Print Project Gets Back to Basics with Finch Opaque Stock & Soy Inks.
The Franklin Land Trust is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that assists farmers and landowners seeking to protect their land from unwanted development. The Land Trust does not seek to own land, but instead encourages private stewardship. The Franklin Land Trust has been protecting farms, forests, and the character of Western Massachusetts since 1987.
The images below represent the flat printed annual report sheets before folding.
Reflecting the mission of preservation, the Franklin Land Trust 2007 Annual Report features full-color photoghaphy of a bucolic Franklin county farm sourrounded by the famous fiery colors of a New England autumn.Printed on 100# Finch Opaque Cover Smooth with Toyo Soy Inks in process color. The flats were scored and folded to 8.5x11 tri-panel brochures.
Franklin Land Trust 2007 Annual Report
Project Coordinator, Mary Lynn Sabourin, Development Director.
Annual Report Design: Michelle Sauve, Sauve Design Cover Photo: Edgar's Farm by Jim Wallace.
Corporations must satisfy SEC requirements by containing the following legal and financial information in an annual report.
Audited Financial Statements
Notes to Financial Statements
An Auditor’s Report
The MD&A (management’s discussion and analysis)
Three Year Industry Segment Breakdown
Changing Price Information and Financial Reporting
Market Information for Common Stock
Officers and Directors Listing
Litigation Information
Significant Policies of Accounting
Five-Year (minimum) Financial Summary
Two-Year (minimum) Quarterly Breakdown of High & Low Stock Prices
Non-profit organizations are free to publish financial data as they choose, which normally reflect the purpose of the report. By listing donors in hierarchical categories of support they can encourage existing donors to contribute more. Nonprofits may also target their clients, constituents and the communities they serve.
