Orange County Transportation Authority
Sharing gratitude for our veterans
On November 10, OCTA celebrated Veterans Day to honor its employees who served in the military and their families. They have 70 veterans working in different branches like Army, Air Force, Navy, Marines, and Coast Guard. OCTA is known for being a military-friendly employer. Employees and their families received recognition, veteran pins, and challenge coins as a token of appreciation. Challenge coins are a long-standing military tradition that symbolizes unit pride and excellence.
I led the design for OCTA's Veterans Campaign, creating materials like brochures, pins, and challenge coins for our employee veterans. We distributed these to 70 team members who served in the Army, Air Force, Navy, Marines, and Coast Guard. OCTA is recognized for prioritizing veteran hires. Our employees received veteran pins and challenge coins, embodying a century-old military tradition celebrating unit pride and hard work. It's an honor to have played a role in recognizing and appreciating our veterans.
Overview
Materials Delivered
Program Agenda Brochure
Program Agenda that outlines the schedule and activities planned for an event or program aimed at veterans. This Brochure also highlights all the Veterans employees at OCTA as well Employees with sons, daughters or grandchildren serving in the military also received recognition for their family members’ service.
CEO Message Card + Veterans Pin
This card is to hold our CEO message honoring all our veterans as well it hold the Veterans pin to commemorative our veterans who served in the military
Veterans Posters
This Veterans posters was used to highlight all the Veterans employees at OCTA as well Employees with sons, daughters or grandchildren serving in the military also received recognition for their family members’ service during the event as well was held in the lobby hallway after the event.
Veterans Challenge Coin
This Veterans Challenger coin is coin that is used as a symbol of honor or membership in a group. It's like a special token of appreciation for their service.
