THE TEAM
It's Ideas. It's effortless.
Creative resources are judged largely on their accomplishments. We believe that one of our greatest is developing a reputation amongst our clients for being easy to work with. The reason? At Brand Next, you deal directly with the people who do the work. No suits. No filters. No kidding. We find it to be an imminently more practical and efficient approach to the creative communications process.
We also make every effort to adapt to your corporate culture rather than the other way around. One client summed it up best by saying if you were any easier to work with, we'd have to call it fun.
Now, we're not saying building a successful brand is easy, but with the right team it can be a lot less like work.
 WAYNE RETTIG
Wayne's a seasoned copywriter. But the recent years spent training his horse have given him greater insight into the real subtleties of communication. See the situation through the recipient's eyes. Speak their language. Be clear, concise and consistent. And how you say something is every bit as important as what you say.
“The more direct you can be the better. Read the situation correctly... take the right tone... send the right message... and you'll be amazed at what you can achieve.”
 NICOLE EBERHARDY
Designer. Photographer. University instructor. Mother. Camper. Fast-pitch pitcher. There are many sides to Nicole. When she's not stopping to smell the flowers in Mexico, she's drawing upon her diverse range of experiences to create vibrant designs that are every bit as engaging as she is.
“In the end, it's about making every second count. With all the technology that we have at our disposal, multi-tasking isn't even enough anymore. It's more like maxi-tasking... making the most of every opportunity.”
 TIM KELLER
For Tim, solving business challenges through communications is a lot like his other passion — cars. To really get anywhere, you've got to get the concept right. Then, give it all the power you can. Naturally, you have to be willing to get your hands dirty. But the end results are worth it.
“If you really want to see an amazingly fast machine, take a look at the human eye. Having taught color theory, I appreciate the fact that it reacts to stimuli even faster than the brain. My job as a designer is to stop that eye long enough for the brain to catch up. Fail to do that and the rest of your effort's wasted.”
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