Our in-house marketing team takes a Creative Agency approach, leveraging the experience, motivation, and talent of our group in print and digital marketing for creative excellence and fast-paced production. We are creatives, writers, strategists, researchers and everything in between. We are deeply committed to leveraging our team’s unique skills to elevate our brand and culture by aligning passions with process to unlock the potential in the people around us. Responsive Marketing Responsive marketing keeps our industry (and firm) growing. Our marketing team takes a hands-on approach to proposal and interview production, working seamlessly between our 13 sector areas and 12 office locations. We are natural collaborators, strategic thinkers, avid learners, and we are committed to advancing the mission, vision, and values of LS3P in everything that we do. Proactive Marketing Proactive marketing efforts present ample opportunities for each of our Marketing team members to utilize their unique skills to amplify our brand. Whether you’re interested in graphic design, social media, web management, or anything in between, we are committed to exploring our team’s passions, and fostering personal and professional growth. Guilford County Behavioral Health Center 2023 ULI Carolinas Annual Meeting 2022 Summer Intern Week Wrap-Up About Us The Power of the Pivot: The Creative Agency Approach to Marketing Marketer Journal April 2021 Abbie PatrickMarketing Specialist Autumn DelfinoHealthcare Marketing Manager / Associate Bailey BreseePractice Marketing Manager / Associate Chelsea HeitzmanMarketing Specialist / Associate Chloe McDowellMarketing Specialist Jennifer DillonFederal + Industrial Marketing Manager / Senior Associate Jennifer WalkerMarketing Specialist Jessi WimmerHigher Education Marketing Manager Kara ThomasonMarketing Specialist / Associate Katie RobinsonChief Marketing Officer / Vice President / Principal Katie Walker-MaiMarketing Strategy Manager / Senior Associate Megan BilgriBrand + Communications Designer / Senior Associate Meredith RayMarketing Director / Associate Principal Morgan ThomasMarketing Specialist Tanya DalesSenior Marketing Specialist Tyra KeeneK-12 Marketing Manager / Senior Associate Foresights by Marketing The Brand New Conference endeavors to decipher, understand, and inspireNothing brings me happiness quite like stepping into sunshine. MostWhat makes a brand? Is it the logo, the marketingExpertise has never been more vital, in architecture and in many other industries. Expertise is what allows us to solve problems without reinventing the wheel, to innovate based on a solid foundation of knowledge, and to earn the trust of our clients and communities as we listen to what they truly need. Expertise goes beyond skill, folding in sound judgement and the ability to synthesize information from diverse perspectives to create solutions that serve our communities. Experiential Graphic Design (EGD) blends graphic design, architecture, and interior design to help our buildings’ users understand, navigate, and experience the built environment. EGD offers a high-impact tool for providing information, reinforcing brand identity, and assisting with wayfinding. In short, EGD aims to create a meaningful and memorable experience for people moving through a building. According to a famous 1956 study on memory, cognitive psychologist George Miller demonstrated that the average number of pieces of information a human being can manage at one time is seven (plus or minus two). “Miller’s Law” led, among other things, to the creation of the seven-digit phone number. If you’ve ever attempted to dial a new phone number while someone in the background is talking, particularly about numbers, you’re probably familiar with the frustration of losing a digit or two and having to start again because your memory has hit capacity. We can only process so much at once.