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In February of 2011, BBR Creative began working with St. Thomas More High School (STM) to help guide and implement a complete brand overhaul and revitalization for the school. As proud alums, Mallory (2002) and I (1987) were extremely excited (and honestly, a little nervous) to participate in such an important milestone in the school’s history. (more...)
BBR utilizes an integrated approach to ensure our clients portray a unified brand presence – one that is memorable, results-driven and communicated through only the most appropriate marketing mediums. Countless BBR clients have benefited from our team’s strategic approach. Read what they have to say below.
I am incredibly thankful to the staff of BBR for helping me to jazz up my company branding and put together an incredible marketing campaign. I’ve worked with other marketing firms but BBR shines above everyone because they are very creative, patient with demanding customers and very talented on how to get the best bang for the buck. I’ve been using BBR for over a year and we are working with them on a long-term marketing plan into the next three years.
Tracy J. Pellerin, President
Apex Freight
Brock Services once again called BBR to design the party collateral for their annual, rip-roarin’ LSU tailgate party. BBR tackled the creative challenge to capture the rivalry between our beloved LSU Tigers vs. “those OTHER Tigers” and — per the client’s request — design “one helluva invitation.” Putting our heads together, we presented some “punchy” design concepts – just what Brock was looking for. With a fun concept and ferocious visuals, our “Catfight” invitation was a win-win! When event branding is involved, BBR is a great sparring partner to have in your corner.
The most interesting part of my job is meeting entrepreneurs who have founded interesting companies. It never ceases to amaze me how many different, interesting businesses we have here in Acadiana. Many of them have a pretty low profile and the average citizen does not even know they exist, particularly if they are business-to-business type organizations, and do not serve the average consumer.
As a young girl who began her college career in nursing, I can honestly say I have always had an affinity to healthcare. Truth be told (or as told by my husband), I would have made a horrible nurse, due to my weak stomach and lack of emotional restraint (I cry easily). So, after two semesters of nursing, I traded in my anatomy and physiology books for easels and X-Acto knives. Fast forward twenty-plus years and here I sit, developing marketing and branding campaigns for hospitals and healthcare entities on a daily basis. The most recent and most incredible? The new Our Lady of Lourdes hospital campaign.
If we’ve done our job right (and I believe we have) then you all are aware that Our Lady of Lourdes moved from its St. Landry location to their new state-of-the-art hospital on Ambassador Caffery on June 25, 2011. (more…)
