Lights On Marketing & Communication Design

05/03/2026

I'm thrilled to be working with the Vermont State Curator's Office in supporting this historic event on Tuesday, May 5 at 4:00 pm.

Everyone is invited to join us in the Vermont State House chamber (second floor). There we will be celebrating the portrait unveiling for the first African-American woman and woman of color to serve in the Vermont Legislature - Louvenia Dorsey Bright. This historic event is not to be missed by all Vermonters.
Governor Phil Scott and members of the Bright family will take the lead in reflecting on Bright’s service and lifting the drape from her portrait in the House Chamber of the Vermont State House. Remarks by artist Ayana Ross and legislative leaders, friends and colleagues will follow, culminating with thanks to the many donors who made the portrait possible by Friends of the State House chair, Thad Gibson. After the ceremony, all are welcome to attend a reception in the Cedar Creek Room from 5:00 – 6:30 pm. The painting will hang in the West Corridor on the 1st floor of the State House. Free and open to the public.

02/22/2024

Who or what can we trust anymore to give us the correct information: Is branding in a moment of crisis, and is that moment of crisis partially that there are too many unknowns? That we can’t create the great proclamations of what companies will or won’t do because the world feels incredibly volatile?

Rivian's former global head of brand Forest Young talks about what it's like to work in the world of Peak Brand

07/12/2023

What a response to Montpelier Alive's request for volunteers to help with clean up! At this moment, over 500 people have signed up. You have made it clear to this community that we are in this together.
(The sign up form is at https://forms.gle/aW7btCR9uJhjxkef8 ).
We know we are all eager to get started helping our friends and neighbors recover from this devastating event. While the water is receding from town, there are still serious safety considerations that warrant caution.
We are communicating with the City of Montpelier about how and when volunteer-aided recovery can begin. We ask for your patience. This is going to be a marathon, and we don't want to see people get hurt or sick because of moving too quickly.
By tomorrow morning, we should have additional information to share about timing and other details which we will convey via our page.
So grateful for all your support for our City!
Everyone on the Montpelier Alive team

If you can assist in helping clean up from the flooding once it is safe to do so, please fill out this form.

06/24/2022

The U.S. Department of Agriculture announced on May 24 that it has awarded a $4.75 million loan guarantee to support the development of a new...