Our Team
Guy Dineen
Founder, CEO
Ran an entire half-marathon with
absolutely no training.
Chad Hartwick
Executive Creative Director
Personality flavor:
Dry-aged porterhouse,
grilled over mesquite.
Lisa Case
Senior Digital Producer
This native Texan loves
the Cincinnati Bengals.
Melissa Temling
Senior Director of Client Services
Loves playing guitar
and piano.
Carolyn Haynes
Director of Content Marketing
Personality flavor:
Mint chocolate chip. Sweet
and a little bit fresh ...
Kyle Jordan
Senior Developer
Celebrity doppelganger:
Wil Wheaton.
Sarah Reeves
Senior Social and Content
Marketing Manager
Personality flavor:
Champagne. Sweet and bubbly.
Mallory Ming
Art Director
Quirk: Hiccups at least
30 times a day.
René Moffatt
Senior Art Director
He's on iTunes.
Keith Jernigan
Junior Art Director
Enjoys typography
and camping.
Brian Cobbel
Web Developer
Favorite book:
"Fear and Loathing in
Las Vegas."
Lauren Geary
Account Supervisor
Celebrity doppelganger:
Amy Adams.
Jennifer Campbell
Account Supervisor
This world traveler's
favorite place is
Bali, Indonesia.
Jason Guthery
Senior Director of
Technology and Delivery
Favorite movie:
"The Matrix."
Stephanie Bursa
Senior Director of
Digital Media
Loves to eat peanuts
AND their shells.
Our Core Beliefs
If it doesn’t work, f*ck it. Try something else. If it does, institutionalize it ASAP.
Despite emerging platforms, converging mediums, increasing connectivity, and decreased attention spans, good design is still good design.
Nobody expects to avoid advertising anymore. But now that we have more control over how we’re advertised to, and a megaphone with which to broadcast our feelings about it, we expect more from advertisers. Bring Your “A” game.
Data can tell you almost everything. But it can’t tell you what to do. Be sure to always ask “So what?” at the end of an analytics report. Actually, ask “So what?” at the end of any report.
If you didn’t think an experience all the way through, it will be instantly apparent to your users, though they might not be able to tell you why. They’ll just go somewhere else.
Humans don’t speak SEO. Find a balance.
Disappointing metrics are not a sign of failure. They are a roadmap to success.
Digital can do a lot, but it can’t do everything.
If it feels right, it probably is. If it feels scary, keep pushing. You may be on to something.
There is a subtle line between strategy and tactics. If you have to ask what the difference is, you’re not thinking strategically enough.