Grady Britton

Clearly GB client, Kryptiq, is out to make a name for themselves in the technology category, ranking 4th on Oregon’s Most Admired Companies for 2009 by Portland Business Journal. An especially cool honor to be recognized by over 1800 area CEOs.

The force behind Kryptiq is CEO…

Sounds like the Holidays: just put this up for The Salvation Army’s seasonal donation campaign (ringbellsportland.com). Even if you can’t spare the $, seems like it’d be pretty cool to sign up and ring that bell for an afternoon or so…

It’s come to our attention that our blog is a little… lacking.

Very interesting in a “cobbler’s children have no shoes” sort of way. We preach the importance all day long to clients and prospects about remaining engaged, participating, openness, transparency, continuous sharing. So, what up GB?

Busted. But it got us thinking. Wondering if…

The GB Grant for 2009 is on. Where one local PDX non-profit can profit from the creative juju and smarts that comes with Grady Britton. $25,000 of creative juju and smarts, to be exact.

Here’s a bit of what we did for last year’s winner, S.M.A.R.T.

So send your favorite…

We’re so green we don’t even walk. 

Nice story from the Oregonian on GB’s move to the Eastside and the goings on in this growing, developing and newsworthy part of downtown Portland. That it happened to feature our own Frank Grady effortlessly gliding down the hall on his scoot, bonus.

This way to

What if… what if we called it something else? It would still be home to all of our everyday musings and goings on. So it was still a blog but we gave it a tad more meaning. How about “Intelligence”? That is kind of the whole point of it.

Let’s go with it, see what…

Our office space started life in the 1920′s as a cereal mill. Now it’s a haven for creative industry, sustainably done.

Renewed, rejuvenated, reborn: Check out Grady Britton’s home on Portland’s Eastside.

What more fitting tribute to Labor Day weekend than… actual labor? After 18+ years on SW Washington, Grady Britton made the leap to Portland’s bustling Eastside to SE Washington over the long weekend.

We’ve been looking to change things up in our workday world for a while now; the big yellow Olympic Mills building…

In addition to providing our world with sparkly new rays of advertising sunshine, they make great extras in your commercials. Your attention please at :28 in…

Our way of saying thanks to Bryan “What Talent Release?” Davidson and his two weeks with us.