1

It starts with a great team.

When you’re casting a new vision for your organization, it’s important to get the right people in the room from the beginning. Building your project team is essential to getting better insights and alignment, which leads to stronger results.

2

Understand the change you seek to make

We need to build stronger partnerships with funders who believe in our mission.

We have a great tool, I just don’t think they understand how to use it!

Our work has changed and our brand needs to catch up.

We need to figure out how to move 500,000 units of balsamic vinegar.

We ask the hard and heartfelt questions: Why does your company exist? Whom do you serve? What are you trying to change? What will be better if you’re able to connect? We’ll help you uncover (or sharpen) your “Why.”

3

What does your audience need?

“I just want to know how long the museum visit takes!”
“I want my friends to know that I value philanthropy.”
“I want to connect with the producers behind the products.”
“For the love of all things decent, how many spots are available in this class?!”
“We’re doing amazing work at our organization. Do they understand us?”
“I want to invest alongside my values. How can I find an expert to help me navigate the options?”

We take time to understand who you’re trying to reach. What do they value? What do they need? What are they searching for? We then use research techniques—audits, surveys, focus groups, one-on-one interviews—to help us understand.

4
Is anyone there?

To be seen, you have to know what you’re up against. We analyze competitors and cultural trends to identify opportunities for you to carve out your spot.

5

Craft your plan

Whether it’s developing a brand for a new organization, repositioning an existing company, creating a website designed to reach new students and families, or launching a podcast, we’ll develop a strategy and creative execution that meets your goals.

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I saw the angel in the marble 
& carved until I set her free.