Robots rule.

Written by Jameson on 26.11.2007 | Author’s Posts | Fun, Future

At least rule my chore list.  I want one:

I hope they don’t resent me for making them do the work around the house.  Won’t look good when they decide to take over.

Somebody new at the Willow pad

Written by jessica on 26.11.2007 | Author’s Posts | Uncategorized

Want to send out a big welcome to Pat Morgan, Willow’s new Creative Director. We’re so excited to have you on board. You’ve really jumped in during your first couple of weeks here….keep up the good work. Welcome Pat!

Wheels increase productivity

Written by Jameson on 21.11.2007 | Author’s Posts | Uncategorized

The Heely revolution has begun. This side of the office is now 50% wheeled and I have noticed the trips to the copier and printer travel time has been drastically reduced. Meetings with the Account Team are now a adrenaline inducing 5 second blast through the office rather than the drudgery of walking […]

YP’s Making Waves in Cincy

Written by nick on 17.10.2007 | Author’s Posts | Uncategorized

Last night Ad2 - a Young Professional’s group for those in the ad world - celebrated it’s 2nd birthday in conjunction with Ad2sday at Jefferson Hall on the Levee. As usual, a good time was had by all. During the celebration, we were introduced to the former marketing director for The Women’s Connection. TWC is […]

Don’t forget about the matchbook.

Written by cary on 11.10.2007 | Author’s Posts | Uncategorized

We love the glamous projects, the ones that bring Addys to the ever growing collection on the shelf. Wouldn’t it be great if all of the work we did was as glamorous? Well, guess what, it can be.
I want to address all of the little “oh no” projects that go unrecognized. The love for your […]

A night at the ballet

Written by jessica on 10.10.2007 | Author’s Posts | Uncategorized

Anyone out there see Cincinnati Ballet’s New Works at the Cincinnati Ballet Mickey Jarson Kaplan Performance Studio last month? What an amazing show! The intimate atmosphere of the small theater allowed you to really feel the movement and emotion of the dancers (even though we were in the very back balcony row, last seats available […]

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