Thinkso celebrates independence and all the good stuff that comes with it — like great clients, fine wine and delicious Italian food.

Thinkso creates a new identity and website for the The Charles Bronfman Institute for Personalized Medicine, expanding a relationship that began when we created a recruiting campaign for the Institute’s Biobank.

Baruch’s Weissman School of Arts & Sciences launches its new website, designed by Thinkso.

Thinkso’s logo for The Armchair Activist will be featured in PRINT’s 2008 Regional Design Annual.

Brett Traylor designs a symbol for Temple Shalom of West Essex as part of the Salute to Israel Parade that took place on Sunday, June 1 in New York City. The symbol commemorates six decades of Jewish emigration to Israel from around the world.

Thinkso launches a new identity and website for Len Benowich, one of best lawyers in Westchester.

The global ad campaign we designed for UBS Equities hits the newsstands today. Check it out in Traders, Institutional Investor and Alpha.

Inspired by City Harvest’s “Skip Lunch Fight Hunger” campaign, the Thinkso team (pictured above) decides to forgo take-out for this week’s team lunch, donate the money, and make it a potluck instead.

Thinkso attends the Children’s Brain Tumor Foundation’s Dreams and Promises Gala at the Marriott Marquis in Manhattan.

Thinkso attends OCRF’s 7th Annual Stand Up For Madeline Kahn at Caroline’s. Featured comedians include The View’s Joy Behar and Sex in the City’s Mario Cantone (pictured above with Amanda).