Call for a team of designers/agency: Request for Quotations ACSS Conference Visual Identity Concept

The Fourth ACSS Conference will take place on April 12-14, 2019. The ACSS is looking for a team of designers/agency to develop the concept and visual identity of the conference and its applications to the material needed for the event. Selected team/agency will be asked to submit two concept proposals, one of which will be chosen for development (http://www.theacss.org/pages/fora-and-debates/785/job-opportunity_acss-conference-visual-identity-design). 

To learn more about the ACSS and its conference, visit www.theacss.org.

Experience and Competencies:

• Knowledge and understanding of the social sciences and the work of the ACSS.
• Minimum of 3 years of relevant design experience, preferably in branding.
• Ability to interact, communicate and present ideas.
• Possession of creative flair, versatility, conceptual/visual ability and originality.
• Proficiency in English and Arabic. French is a plus.
• Detail-oriented and flexible with tight schedules.
• Client-focused.

Requirement: The concept should reflect the identity of the ACSS Conference as a periodic, standalone event, as well as its changing theme with every edition.

Language Applications: Arabic, English, French

Tone of Voice: Engaging, thought-provoking, accessible, functional

Target Audience: Social science researchers, academics, and students; activists; policy-makers; media; general public

Deliverables:

• Print Material
• Conference theme visual
• Program
• Schedule
• Venue map with schedule
• Booklet
• Folder
• Banners (roll up banners, hanging banners)
• Name tags
• Signage
• Certificate of attendance
• Special stationery and/or memorabilia (e.g. memory sticks, pens, bags, notebooks)
• Other, as agreed

Online Material (Website, Facebook, Twitter)

• Conference theme visual
• E-invitation
• Facebook event photo
• Facebook cover photo
• Individual Facebook posts, including some animations and still photos (promoting conference theme, keynote speakers, panels, roundtables, etc.)
• Twitter cover photo
• Individual tweets, including some animations and still photos (promoting conference theme, keynote speakers, panels, roundtables, etc.)
• Conference webpage images
• Blog post images (promoting conference theme, keynote speakers, panels, roundtables, etc.)
• Other, as agreed