Two Sequel-developed annual reports were honored at this year’s Vision Awards, sponsored by the League of American Communications Professionals (LACP). The first report, Pitney Bowes, managed to win a clutch of awards, including a Platinum in the Business Services and Technology (Hardware and Equipment) category and a Silver in the Technology (Software) competition. The book also won a Silver in the Most Creative category, with perfect scores across a wide range of competitive measures. Above all, judges lauded the report’s contemporary design and layout and “superb” storytelling, citing a “great job involving the reader in the narrative.” Not to be outdone, Bank of America's annual report earned a 95 (out of 100) from LACP judges, who lauded its conceptual approach, message clarity and design excellence. “Overall, we find this work to be outstanding,” said LACP managing director Christine Kennedy, who noted that the competition was especially tough for 2009, with over 4,000 entries received from more than 25 countries.