Laura Arber

You are currently browsing articles tagged Laura Arber.

This morning I attended the Dayton Marketing Community Big Idea Breakfast. What is a Big Idea Breakfast? It’s a casual format breakfast where speakers talk about their ‘big idea’ for 5 minutes and then have a 10-minute discussion.

Today’s event featured 5 speakers:

  • Peter Benkendorf, Dying City Symposium – Peter is organizing an innovation symposium based on the Forbes magazine article that cited Dayton as one of the fastest dying cities in America. The Big Idea is to invite other Ohio cities that were on the dying list. The symposium is planned for August 7–9.
  • Alan See, Austin Pike Interchange Twitter Page – Alan’s Big Idea is to use the Twitter page to promote the new Austin Pike economic development area. See Twitter.com/AustinPike_I75
  • Coach Steve White, Host Beneficiary - Coach suggests that two businesses can work together to benefit each other and grow their businesses.
  • Scott Hull, Visual Ambassador – Scott says we are forced to be normal … Mainstream thinking is to provide good enough solutions at a low price. Instead, he wants us to see a link between art and commerce. More information at www.visualambassador.com
  • David Esrati, Bcycle – David introduced an affordable way to get around town that is healthy and clean for the environment. More information at Bcycle.com

Thank you to the speakers for the taking the time to share their ideas with us.

It was a great way to start the day … positive people talking about new ideas. My favorite idea is the dying city symposium. What’s your favorite?

Tags: , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,

Bing’s been buzzing with publication work, as we just wrapped up three significant print projects at the same time:

What does it take get three projects out the door all at once? Team work.

We’re lucky to have people who are willing to work hard, do things outside their normal scope, and still keep up with projects for other clients.

Because we’re a small agency, this means that everyone wears multiple hats and learns to become a master juggler. For example, some of the things the team did (outside their normal job “scope”):

  • Picked-up and dropped-off proofs
  • Re-arranged personal appointments
  • Designed pages and reviewed proofs while holding a brand new baby

Working for a small agency with a busy workload requires all of our staff to have patience and flexibility – one day I reassigned a job four times.

In the end, I am happy to say, all projects were completed on-time and to the satisfaction of our clients.

Tags: , , , , , , , ,

This month’s Dayton Defense Association featured the Wright Image Group.  They are promoting the adoption of the Wright Flyer as a single, easily identified symbol … an icon.

They are proposing to place a monument at the intersection of I-70 and I- 75 to give the Dayton area an instantly- and internationally-recognizable symbol.  The structure will have 120′ wingspan and sit atop a pedestal 220′ high.

To see an architect’s replica of the airplane check out the Wright Image Group’s site.

What do you think?

Tags: , , , ,

« Older entries