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We all want to do work that changes the world. Or at least… helps one person. Advertising—done well—has the power to move people to action and change their behavior. We've developed several behavior-change campaigns that have: → Brought awareness to substance use disorders and mental health → Driven people to seek help and treatment → Addressed stigma → Given people hope With such personal subject matter (opioids, gambling, and mental health), it’s important to step outside of typical campaign approaches and let the people with lived experiences tell their stories. We believe it’s our job to find connections and bring clarity to the message. No catchy taglines. No scare tactics. Taking this approach prioritizes empathy and strengthens human connections. And being human… well, we’re big fans of that approach.

We call her "Brubs", but you can call her "director of accounts". ?? Brittany Rubenau, thanks for keeping us on track, pushing us to do our best work, helping the account team grow, and making us laugh all the while. Congrats on this promotion!

When vision and innovation meet, you get a pretty sweet brand. ??? We powered up the brand and website for Recharge Nevada, a statewide coalition that is working towards a lithium-powered, resilient economy. See for yourself.

I have never spoken on a topic like this before, especially never a topic I wasn't very familiar with, but it was so much fun and the other panelists were fantastic. Thanks, Chuck Alvey, CEcD, PBS Reno, & Nevada Museum of Art for a solid evening of art, science, and discussion. #leonardodavinci

?? Exploring the World of Marketing Innovation! Recently, I had the incredible opportunity to join the UNR American Marketing Association in visiting three powerhouse agencies- KPS3, Noble Studios and The Abbi Agency. These visits offered valuable insights into the dynamic world of marketing and how these agencies are pushing boundaries in strategy, creativity, and storytelling. From exploring the role of data-driven campaigns at KPS3 to understanding how Noble Studios embraces “creative digital performance,” and diving into the inspiring work culture at The Abbi Agency, I walked away with a deeper appreciation for the craft and impact of modern marketing. A huge thank you to these agencies for opening their doors and sharing their expertise with us. It’s opportunities like these that remind me why I’m passionate about marketing and excited about the future of this industry. #Marketing #Networking #ProfessionalGrowth #UNRAMA #KPS3 #NobleStudios #TheAbbiAgency

Congrats to all of the winners at this year's PRSA-Sierra Nevada Chapter Silver Spike Awards. This particular celebration dance is for: Silver Spike - Social Media: Santa Maria Valley Silver Spike - Overall Campaign: Greater Nevada Credit Union Bronze Spike - Social Media: MPOX - Block the Pox Bronze Spike - Social Media: Visit Morgan Hill Bronze Spike - Special Events: Donor Network West Award of Excellence - Media Relations: Linea Energy

Double the teamwork, double the fun. ?? A few from our squad—Ashley C. and Brook Bentley, MBA—flew to Elmhurst, IL with Jeff Dow Photography and Motion and Three Sticks Productions for a photoshoot in one of Dermody Properties' developments. Take a peek behind the curtain at Double Good.

Applications for our one-day externship are still open!

Say hello to our newest account director, Halloween enthusiast, and nature lover, Libby Belli! She brings a wealth of knowledge from working in-house and starting her own agency. Read her bio to learn more about her experience... and how many plants she has. ?? https://lnkd.in/gxx7PF36

Yesterday I spent part of the day at an AI luncheon with NCET: Business. Technology. Events. and had a great time listening to a panel of some local leaders and how AI is impacting their business ops on a larger scale. Edward Estipona did a fantastic job moderating the group and it's always great to see other agencies helping facilitate meaningful convos about tech in our community. I wasn't sure what kind of media I wanted to do with this post, so instead of a generic lunch photo, I decided to creepily make this video of Ed so I could share it with the Estipona Group and let him know that even from the very back of the room, we appreciated seeing him up there leading the convo reppin' the Reno agencies!