This is the same card. It has a back. It had Too much information, and was not printed on recycled paper. Also, SLC made me get rid of the name SLC Composting because of "Legal Issues" |
My very first business card ever was just a microsoft word document on which I printed several "cards" and cut them with a scissors. I can remember the days I felt so special for having these types of cards too. I went through a lot of different names for this composting facility. First was SLC Composting, then Worm Compost, Inc. (I think), then some other names I can't remember, and then onto the business cards that said SLC Composting. I resorted back to these after SLC would no longer allow me to use that name SLC Composting. Then I tried SLEA black gold for (Sarah Lawrence Environmental Action). Then it was Black Gold, Inc.. After that we evolved to ECOlasante Compost briefly, and then to the current Eli's Compost. |
A close-up of the microsoft word Document I made |
The very first business card to actually get printed on a real card. I only paid for the shipping on these guys. |
Here are some of the Business cards of the past... The classics!! I'll post up the one that's most current now!! Before these cards existed, I had slips of paper. Those got me to this really awesome contest with a bunch of other contestants with the Economist Magazine in Washington DC. The current one will be up in the next post!
I was going to incorporate this, and I did, but now I've changed that and am going for a club at SLC. I think it will be a not-for-profit once it grows, but for now, I like the collaborative, club atmosphere and the idea of just integrating it with class curricula at SLC. It will still run like a business in the sense of keeping costs below revenues, but I don't plan on paying myself or anyone else. Not until it can actually make the money |
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