Team Celebration ShowcaseA card for everyone on the crew
CoVolt Power held a safety celebration at its Frontier solar site in Springfield, Kentucky on October 28, 2026. Instead of a banner or a plaque, the project team wanted something every person on site could hold: their own trading card.
Each card is a portrait of a real person. The front carries their photo, name and job title. The back carries their position, rookie year, hometown and favorite hobbies. All of it came from what CoVolt provided: their branding, a photo of every person, and a spreadsheet of employee information and favorite hobbies.
Trading Card Memories custom designed the whole set, built every card from that spreadsheet and those photos, ran an online review where the CoVolt team could check and mark up cards, then handled the printing, the packing and getting the boxes to Kentucky in time for the event.
How it was built
- ✓Custom designed by TCM from CoVolt's branding and photos
- ✓Standard 2.5 x 3.5 inch cards, full color both sides, on 18 pt card stock
- ✓A holographic card made of every employee, on rainbow foil
- ✓The CEO card foil stamped 1/1
- ✓Every card numbered on the back, with the CEO card as number 1
- ✓A pack label in the CoVolt and Frontier colors
- ✓Packs sealed in silver foil, with one random holo card in every pack
The full set
All 302 cards, one for every person on the crew. Flip through the binder and tap any card to inspect it and flip it over.
Every employee also got a holographic card. Holo view is a digital preview of the rainbow foil on the printed cards, and the CEO's card is the numbered 1/1.
Tap any card to inspect it in 3D — drag to rotate, flip to see the back.
Sealed packs, one random holo in each
The cards went into silver foil packs with a CoVolt label. Every pack held one random holographic card, so people had to trade with the crew around them to find their own.
Every employee has a holo card, and the only way to get yours was to look for it.
The finished cards
Every employee got a holographic card, so the foil had to look right in the hand. Here are the CEO's holo cards, photographed in daylight.
What CoVolt provided
A project this size runs on the people on site, and CoVolt's team made it easy to get everyone in.
A spreadsheet of employee information and favorite hobbies, and a photo of every person.
The CoVolt and Frontier logos and the company palette.
The CoVolt team reviewed the cards online and sent back corrections to names, titles and hobbies, all applied before printing.