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The U.S. Chamber of Commerce Regional Government Affairs Conference is an annual event that helps brands become better advocates for entrepreneurship by sharing and celebrating their successes. This photo folder was designed to commemorate the 2008 conference and is printed in a patriotic blue and white color scheme, with the symbol for the Chamber of Commerce adorned on the front cover.
The inside of the event photo folder contains a decorative deckle cut frame that helps to enhance and display the photograph without overshadowing it. The white flowers help to maintain an equal visual weight on all four sides of the frame by matching the white text on the top and bottom.
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Print Specifications
Size Closed: 6 1/4" x 4 3/8"
Size Open: 12 15/32" x 4 3/8"
Print Method (Side 1): 1 PMS Color, Heavy Coverage
Print Method (Side 2): Blank
Stock: 12pt C1S Semi-Gloss
Coatings: Gloss Aqueous
Slits: None
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