Professional Summary
One result of the above is that my "ad agency" today specializes not in one industry or marketing discipline, but in clients who actively want to improve the direction of their brand(s) using smarter marketing to advance their cause.
This often requires setting aside the status quo in favor of well-considered "risky" advertising. Some of my best work was made possible by clients who recognized that they had to step outside the "safe" zone and do something bold to capture new interest. This attitude shows in my agency's work today, and my business principal sensibilities assure that our approach is always applied toward real-world results.
Types of Work I do: TV, Radio, Print, Branding, Graphic Design, Direct Mail, Web, and more.
Related Stuff: I have a proven skill for signing, writing for, producing, and interviewing public figures. I have done the aforementioned with Tracey Ullman, Alan Rachins, Jonathan Katz, Shaquille O'Neal, John Wooden, Norm Abram, and others.
Vertical markets in which I've done a lot of work: Packaged Goods, Health Care, Senior Markets, Retail, Professional Services, AEC, Communications, Real Estate, Medical Products, Banking & Finance, Insurance, Cause Marketing, Entertainment.
My professional awards include: IBA, Telly, Caples, CASIE, NEDMA, Communicator "Award of Distinction," Summit, ADDY, American Marketing Association "Mark of Excellence" Awards, Silver Microphone, Mobius, Aster, eHealthcare, WorldWideWeb Health Awards, WebAwards.
A writer, producer, and graphic artist for over 25 years, I own a small advertising and branding agency called PowerFlite Communications (http:/
Contact Info
Quincy, MA 02169-1120 (work)
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Work Experience
We do this by creating memorable advertising, brand strategies, graphic design, promotions, and other works that get noticed, make smart arguments, and influence behaviors. We are storytellers whose heroes commit acts of commerce or conscience to save the day for audiences who may or may not yet know they need to be saved. We are strategists and artisans, humorists and technologists, planners and businesspeople. And we know a lot of smart ways to reach out to, pull in, and connect with people.
In addition to work for corporate clients, local businesses, and non-profits, under the aegis of PowerFlite, I also served as a creative and branding consultant to other agencies, including Partners+Simons, R+D Advertising, Thunder House, Block & Nardisi, Modem Media, and Hill Holliday.
Education
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