COLLATERAL COPY
Neighborhood House. It is Utah's oldest nonprofit and has a wonderful legacy in our community. This corporate giving brochure was first unveiled at their annual Tent Party in 2012 and helped them raise more money that night than they'd ever raised before. The beautiful branding by Scott Eggers has been used in countless other pieces to further their mission.
Park City Day School. Writing this brochure made me wish I’d had these oportunities growing up.
Fourseventy Claim Management. Working on their corporate brochure gave me a great education into the world of insurance claims. And some nerdy trivia: The elevation of Waco, Texas is 470 feet.
Natural History Museum of Utah. This piece was targeted to mothers looking for camps and activities to keep their kids busy and engaged during the summer. Our goal was to show that science can be cool. And a whole lot of fun.
Imaginisce. I've often joked that I want to name fingernail polish colors. (Check them out. You'll find names like Over The Taupe and Hotter Than You Pink.) Working for Imaginisce was the next best thing. Or perhaps better. I helped create their brand, whimsical personality, and all of their launch materials—including catalogs and packaging. That meant that I not only got to name countless products, but write the copy to sell them.
Park City Mountain Resort. I worked on their vacation planners for a few years in a row. Life is good when you get to write about something you love.
Found. I've also written numerous brochures for tech, finance, real estate, medical, wireless, you name it. Found was a start-up company that designed inventory management software. Complicated stuff, but a simple message.
