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It started inauspiciously enough, more of a life experiment than a full-fledged, capitalistic business strategy.
Open a new kind of design and advertising agency.
Place the emphasis of the new company’s foundational philosophy on creative excellence rather than the bottom dollar. Emphasize a life of balance in order to allow creative spirits to flourish. (more...)
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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...)
In addition to developing creative campaigns that often sweep design awards like the ADDYs, BBR offers another edge over other advertising agencies around the country. Not many of our clients know that they have the distinction of working with two of the most attractive alligator hunters south of I-10. They’re definitely “purtier” than Troy Landry and Jacob Landry, the rising stars of the History Channel’s Swamp People, the reality show that follows Cajun alligator hunters. (more…)
Recently, we had the opportunity to tour 5 vendor locations with a few coworkers, and meet some great contacts. As insiders-for-a-day, we had no idea how much we would learn about the details of production, and how many factors actually go in to serving our clients’ needs. (more…)
When did you work at BBR and what did you do?
Five years after I realized kinesiology was not the major for me and becoming a physical therapist was not going to fulfill my creative and strategic needs, I was fortunate enough to work for BBR.
Creative and strategic needs met – check. (more…)
When did you work at BBR and what did you do?
I started out at BBR in the spring of 2008 as an intern and research assistant. I had recently moved to Lafayette from Ohio with my then fiancé Brian and had started the arduous process of job hunting. I remember walking down Jefferson Street past BBR Creative one afternoon and thinking, “this looks like a cool place.” (more…)
