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I may be a strategist by trade and a designer by necessity, but I'm a storyteller at heart.
Fresh off a rebrand with Forbes Global Properties, Slifer Smith & Frampton Real Estate the brokerage needed a suite of new print ads to announce the partnership and capitalize on the strength of the Forbes brand.
Coming quickly onto a burgeoning market in the new downtown of Silverthorne, Colorado Summit Blue needed sales materials and print advertising to generate speedy demand in a hot market.
Fresh off a rebrand with Forbes Global Properties, Slifer Smith & Frampton Real Estate the brokerage needed a suite of new printed materials for in-person selling that captured the premier level of their new partnership.
After failing to get off the ground for nearly a decade, a collection of high mountain homesteads needed a new brand to take off and take advantage of a red-hot market.
With the last available space for development in Vail’s iconic Lionshead Village, Legacy at Vail Square had a name and a logo, but not much else and needed to bring extraordinarily high-end condos to market quickly.
Slifer Smith & Frampton Real Estate needed a strong, independent identity to take their new development division into the future. I created a new logo and corresponding brand identity along with a website, and sales materials.
In April of 2019 Wellington’s local urban and electric bikery, Bicycle Junction, needed to live up to the full potential of their new city center location. I got to work with their design team to create a sharp, strategic new website.
In the spring of 2017 Showcare didn't have digital or printed sales materials which led to down-the-line problems in their proposal process. So I headed off the problem at its source and created a suite of compelling sales slicks.
To get the Brolly Event Solutions off the ground and generating inbound leads I implemented a multi-pronged digital media campaign aimed at brand building and thought leadership.
Dio Mio Handmade Pasta was looking to get their restaurant off the ground in Denver's RiNo arts district. I worked with them to build a beautiful website that could keep up with their ever-evolving menu.
Predictive Safety was getting ready to launch their newest product, the AlertMeter. They had a name and a logo but not much else, so I created brand standards, started a website and designed sales materials to get them off the ground.
Brolly Event Solutions needed to reach new markets and establish their thought leadership in the events industry, so I created- and contracted- a series of inbound marketing materials and oversaw their distribution.
Predictive Safety needed to combine their three founding companies into one, cohesive pitch. So I copywrote and designed a series of digital and print materials to help their sales teams.
Data Connect needed a refreshed identity to bring new life into their 3rd annual MUG Conference in Denver. I revamped their logo, developed a new tagline and pushed this new identity across web, digital and print media.
Brolly Event Solutions needed new sales materials to illustrate the value of their diverse offerings. So I laid out, designed, copy wrote, and version controlled a comprehensive suite of materials for their sales team.
Brolly Event Solutions needed a new web-based product demo system, so I combined Infusionsoft with Microsoft Sway technologies to create an automated demo and lead capture system.
Brolly Event Solutions needed a website to accompany their new emphasis on inbound marketing tactics, so I built them a clean, branded site that would highlight their great content and capture actionable leads.
Predictive Safety needed a website to secure rounds of fundraising and provide a platform for their new company. So I built a Squarespace site to represent their diverse offerings and establish this new brand as industry leaders.
Batch:64 needed to cultivate a following of brand evangelists in the nascent industry of legal, and organic, cannabis cultivation. So I built a multi-faceted social media campaign to attract and engage industry thought leaders.
Maxfield's Organics was a soil company with a need to reach a new audience to come to market. So I crated a social media strategy to help them reach fellow urban farmers and sustainably minded folks.
The Denver music festival, Cloak & Dagger, needed to reach a targeted audience to get off the ground in their first year, so I created a campaign that blended the digital with the experiential.
Arise Music Festival in Loveland, Colorado needed to expand their market for their third year, so I came in with a new media strategy and helped implement the "Souls Rising" stage.
Snowball Music Festival needed to shift their brand identity for their 2014 edition in Denver. I worked with the Souls In Action team to create a multimedia campaign.
The Denver-based music and social activism collective, Souls In Action, needed a website to get it off the ground. I helped build a beautiful, easy-to-use Wordpress site to fit their unique needs.