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April 01, 2009

Warm, welcoming and well-built: The brand of Nor-Son

This is the company where I spend my days. Nor-Son is a construction services firm that specializes in creating warm, welcoming and well-built environments for the home, hospitality, healthcare and commercial sectors. Enjoy this brand anthem. It tells you a bit about the company and it's philosophy. Build well. Be well.

And keep it even,
Scott Kuehl

PS Check out the Nor-Son website at www.nor-son.com

Posted at 11:01 PM in Corporate Branding, Online Identity, The American Dream |

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