INDIANAPOLIS—Over the last 40 years we’ve done a lot to be proud of. So in preparation for our 40th anniversary open house, we curated a collection of our history. It was a labor of love as well as a lovely walk down Memory Lane. From the highs (our first Telly award in 2006) to the lows (Gerry’s mustachioed efforts to look more sophisticated in the 80s), we left no stone unturned on our Wall of Fame.
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Our Wall of Fame, 40 years in the making, curated by Senior Writer Gail Hayes, Senior Art Director Scott Arvin, and Executive Creative Director David Stanton.
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Founder, Charlie Williams, and CEO, Gerry Randall.
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Open house guests enjoying our Wall of Fame.
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Just a few of the great ideas spanning 40 years.
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We got to work on one of Andrew Luck's first endorsement deals: Indianapolis Public Library.
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Charlie Williams and David Stanton standing by their work. Literally.
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The "key," opposite our Wall of Fame to give people a little context.
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A graphic collage commemorating some of our highlights.
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Walking past the Wall of Fame each morning is an inspiring way to start the day.
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We've had a lot of great clients over the years.
It features work for our very first client (Templeton Coal, who we’re proud to work with to this day), exhibits a 40-year evolution made possible by no job being too big or too small, and embodies the work ethic and talent that Charlie and Gerry have relentlessly cultivated over the years. Newsletters and newspaper. Inserts and outdoor. Award-winning websites, award-winning mailers and award-winning TV. It’s all there. All you have to do is look.
We just hope you enjoy perusing our history as much as we enjoyed making it.
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Our CEO, Gerry Randall, and the most significant mustache innovation of our time.
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Early work for the Y.
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Omigosh, this was fun to work on.
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What if Crew Carwash came to you for Christmas?
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Congratulating Helio Castroneves. 3-time Indy 500 and 1-time Dancing with the Stars winner.
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We helped Indiana Tourism restart its engines.
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The early years. Remember newspaper ads?
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We broke all the way through to the Communication Arts annual for this one.
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Work for Stuart Prenatal.
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Holiday World & Splashin' Safari TV: very few of us want free butter churning at a theme park.
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Keeping our audience in mind for the Methodist Sports Medicine Center.
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A little self promotion.
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Our first Telly Award.
