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Daily Herald giving away $10,000 office makeover

If you didn't win Powerball, why not try for a $10,000 office makeover? Your chances will be better.

If your office could use some sprucing up, this is your opportunity. You don't need us to tell you first impressions count. The minute clients walk in the door, they are making snap decisions about what kind of company yours is.

That's where the Office Makeover Contest, sponsored by the Daily Herald, Rieke Office Interiors and LED Rite comes in.

Rieke, based in Elgin, offers full-service solutions to remake a company's interior, from designing to manufacturing to installing. LED Rite is a company that provides custom LED lighting and energy solutions.

With the expertise of Rieke and Led Rite, we are looking for an office to remake.

Simply send us a photo of your office and tell us why you need a makeover. Photos can include your office entryway, conference room, common space or workstation groupings. Make sure to send a high resolution photo (or multiple photos) that give a good visual of your office and the issues you are having.

Entries will be accepted through Feb. 5. Our Office Makeover sponsors will review the applicants and select five finalists. These five entries will be featured in the Daily Herald business section, as well as in the Business Ledger, starting Monday, Feb. 15.

The finalists will be contacted to schedule a site inspection in February to determine a grand prize winner. The grand prize, valued at more than $10,000 for a space up to 500 square feet, includes:

• Design consultation

• Paint/painting

• Conference table

• Ten conference room chairs

• LED lights — up to 8 ceiling LED fixtures, including installation

• Carpeting — up to 500 square feet, with removal and installation not to exceed $500

To enter, go to dailyherald.com/contest/workplace-makeover.

Messy, old office? Daily Herald giving away $10,000 makeover

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