Brian Dean can offer you big agency talent at an affordable price. Since 1990, he has worked as an advertising copywriter and creative director for large and small agencies in Pittsburgh, Ohio and the Northeast. Dean has produced hundreds of radio and TV spots. Dozens of Web sites and corporate brochures. And plenty of consumer and business to business ad campaigns. Along the way, he has won an armful of local and national awards like Addys and Tellys. Plus, he has become a seasoned voice-over talent, too. Fortunately, Dean's creative partners are just as versatile. They include a variety of art directors, Web designers and freelance copywriters in Virginia, Maryland, Washington, DC. So whatever you need, he can assemble the right freelance team to deliver – on time and on budget. Want giant results? Call freelance copywriter Brian Dean for any marketing project, big or small, at 703.217.9007.
For 25 years, Don Summers has worked as a creative director and graphic designer at many high-profile advertising agencies in the Washington region. His experience spans from high-tech and international brands, to restaurants and government work. Don is a sharp thinker first – and a great art director second. In fact, his work ethic is rooted in sound strategic marketing. Don takes time to analyze your specific audience, your unique brand and your business goals. Then, he formulates powerful visual communications that truly impact your audience. Whether you need a new logo design, interactive media or a breakthrough corporate video – Don will always deliver – and with a smile.
Chuck Myers has worked for several leading advertising agencies in the Washington, DC area. He began his career designing tourism magazines and learning the nuances of production. Later, as an agency art director, he honed his design skills on point-of-sale, collateral and B-to-B advertising. Also, Chuck is a technical guru at heart. So, at times, he has doubled as a computer specialist, helping designers with training and troubleshooting. (A nice perk for our clients.) Ultimately, his tech skills led him to freelance web design in the late 1990s. Since then, he has designed more than 100 sites -- many of which have won national awards. Chuck is a big fan of Philly Cheesesteaks, but he is yet to find a good one in the Washington, DC area.
