6 paintings commissioned for the elevator lobbies at ACC Headquarters in Washington, DC reflect some of the disciplines that make up the cardiovascular profession such as education, pediatrics, imaging, research, intervention and professional practice.

The brand identity for ACC's 2014 Annual Scientific Session, to be held in Washington, DC, March 29 -31.

Direct mail brochures used to promote ACC live educational courses. A visual identity is developed for each live meeting, with a series of marketing and promotional materials built around that identity.

ACCSAP 8, ACC's Adult Clinical Cardiology Self-Assessment Program helps cardiologists maintain their skills. Delivered online and in print. ACC Creative designed the visual identity, produced the over 2000 charts, graphs and images that accompanied the text and designed the layout for the print version.

Cardiology is the official member publication of the American College of Cardiology. Produced quarterly, it features articles on topics of interest to the cardiovascular professional, profiles of ACC leadership and members, briefs on issues that impact the CV community, and more.

This series of ads promotes achievements in quality of care by America's cardiologists.

The "This is My ACC" Ad Campaign features portraits of ACC member leaders with quotes on how the ACC adds value to their professional careers.

This icon system represents the major areas of learning that ACC offers its members. Icons are designed for use in a variety of configurations, either as a single symbol or acronym, symbol and acronym in horizontal and vertical configurations, or icon alongside full-text labels.

ACC infographics present essential facts and figures on timely topics of interest in a lively and engaging consistent visual format. Infographics are distributed via ACC's social media vehicles to professional and public audiences.

A 32-page booklet was developed to celebrate the 60th anniversary of the American College of Cardiology in 2009. This booklet included a foldout timeline of major achievements over its 60-year history.

This series of brochures promoted ACC membership to its various professional member categories. A cover featuring die-cut circles reveal a photographic collage of members representing a particular member category.

ACC Creative designed the visuals applied to the structures of ACC Central, the member exhibit area presented at ACC's Annual Scientific Session Expo Hall. ACC Creative and Video also designs and produces the animated graphic screens in the booth that promote ACC products and services.

This annual catalog promotes ACC's major educational products and programs with a clear and engaging format.

The Annual Convocation is ACC's induction ceremony for new fellows, held every year at the close of the Annual Scientific Session. The design of this program reinforces its purpose as a memento of this important occasion and career milestone through the use of metallic ink, foil stamping and textured cover stock.

ACC Creative, Branding & Video collaborates with Freeman Audiovisual to design the staging for the Main Tent at ACC's Annual Scientific Session. The staging and screen graphics reinforce the brand identity for each annual meeting

A wide variety of printed and electronic materials are developed for ACC's Annual Scientific Session every year. This shows some of the print brochures, ads and collateral designed for ACC.13 in San Francisco

ACC Creative collaborates with show decorators to design visuals and signage for annual meeting structures, banners and wayfinding signs

A series of brochures promoting events and sessions geared towards specific member segments was designed for ACC.12 in Chicago. Each brochure featured a different character illustration in a consistent format

The visual identity for ACC.11 in New Orleans featured a series of illustrations representing CV professionals shadowed by their New Orleans performer counterparts. This colorful and vibrant identity was featured on all marketing, promotional and informational materials as shown in the examples above