Posts Tagged ‘branding’

AFRETLAIN, A PROJECT TO REAWAKEN THE MAYA SPIRIT

By John on March 9, 2011 | Category: Blog,News | Tags: 2012, adbongo, afretlain, branding, business approach to permaculture, business development strategy, cause business incubator, cause marketing, chiul, city planning, civil war, community, corporate social responsibility, creator, culture, dallas, eagle and condor, earthship, education center, god, green advertising agency, green projects, guatemala, indigenous, local leadership, mayans, organic business consulting, public relations companies, pyramids, quiche, school building, small business development program, spirituality, sustainability, sustainable, texas | 1 Comment

We have accepted our first international incubator project.

MISSION:

The global healing of the society of Chiul, and the rebirth of the heart of each inhabitant to create unity within the community and Guatemala.

VISION:

Chiul is a healthy, abundant, sustainable, safe and awakened society. Each inhabitant has access to an education that not only awakens their natural intelligence but also their spiritual intelligence and thus activates their specific gift to the world and their Mayan knowledge. The inhabitants of Chiul live well from the products of their gifts and talents, sharing them with the whole world. All people globally have a specific field in which to use their gift through the project Afretlain Maya in Chiul. Read more …

Why It’s Good to Have a Cause

By John on February 18, 2011 | Category: Blog | Tags: ad agency, adbongo, advertisement agencies, advertising, advertising agency software, advertising design agency, anti-advertising, aquaponics, art direction, branding, business accelerator, business approach to permaculture, business consulting firms, business development advisor, business development strategy, business planning, cause business incubator, cause design, cause marketing, chamber, CMO, conscious consumer, consultants, copywriting, corporate social responsibility, dallas, disaster preparedness, economic development, eden, environmental cluster, executive firms, farmers branch, food production, gardening, graphic design, green business, hub, john bush, just cause, new economy, organic business development, readiness, texas, three e, three p, veteran owned, video production, web development | No Comments

As a cause business incubator, Adbongo recommends clients find a cause with which to align your business. Whether you center your whole business concept on a cause or you align with a non-profit, supporting a good cause is not only good for humanity or the planet, it’s also good for business. Read more …

Business Incubators Are Best Investment of Public Dollars, Study Says

By John on January 29, 2011 | Category: Blog | Tags: 75234, adbongo, adbongo inc, advertisement agencies, advertising, advertising agency software, advertising design agency, anti-advertising, branding, business development advisor, business development strategy, business incubators, business plan consultants, cause business incubator, cause marketing, chamber of commerce, consultants, consulting, corporate social responsibility, dallas, dallas advertising, economic development, eda, executive firms, farmers branch, grant thorton, jobs, marketing help, national business incubator association, north american incubators, organic business development, president obama, resources, small business, starting a new business, texas | 1 Comment

DALLAS, Texas —At a time when the U.S. Congress and President Obama are considering investing $850 billion to create jobs, a recently announced study clearly proves that business incubators need to be part of the job creation equation.

According to a research study conducted for the U.S. Department of Commerce Economic Development Administration, business incubators provide communities with significantly greater results at less cost than do any other type of public works infrastructure project. Read more …

Cause marketing turns problems into opportunity

By John on November 5, 2010 | Category: Blog,News | Tags: ad bongo, adbongo, advertisement agencies, advertising design agency, advertsing, branding, business, business consulting firms, business development leadership, business development manager, business growth, business plan consulting, cause business incubator, cause marketing, consultants, corporate social responsiblity, dallas, dallas pr, executive firms, farmers branch, green companies, marketing, new economy, new-paradigm, organic business consulting, organic business development, public relations, social entreprenuership, sustainable business practices, texas, three p bottom line | 1 Comment

A new study released by Cone, Inc. reveals that consumers are far from satiated with cause marketing. Even though cause marketing has become quite the popular trend, consumers are showing no signs of weariness. In fact, they want more.

The data tells us that during hard times, Americans expect companies to step up and contribute to good causes. At Adbongo, we agree. Right now, a seemingly endless parade of problems is marching across the news and across our own front lawns. But, as Robert South said, “Problems can become opportunities when the right people come together.” The time is now to perform miracles. Cause marketing experts teamed with companies aiming to help solve economic, environmental and social problems have the power to alchemize lead into gold. Read more …

The scoop on satellite Earthship office

By John on October 10, 2010 | Category: News | Tags: adbongo, branding, business consulting firms, business development advisor, business development manager, business development services, business incubator, cause marketing, consultants, csr, dallas, entreprenuers, executive firms, green advertising agency, green builders, guatemala, john bush, michael reynolds, organic business development, sustainable business development, texas | No Comments

At the beginning of October, Adbongo’s John Bush tripped down south to tropical storm beleaguered Central America to finalize office plans with celebrity architect and earthship inventor, Michael Reynolds. Read more …

Cause Business Incubation

Last week, the Adbongo collective of consultants met to refine our communication of what it is that we do. Adbongo’s been in business for years now, but our mission has evolved over time. So what is it we’re up to these days?

drum roll please…

Papr, Concept Architect

By John on September 22, 2010 | Category: Team | Tags: adbongo, advertising, agency, branding, cause marketing, consulting, dallas, earthship, green building, green consulting, organic business development, papr, public relations, specialists, sustainable business incubator, sustainable business practices, texas | No Comments

Papr, a man who is extraordinarily gifted in the realm of ideas, has been involved with Adbongo over the last two years as its Concept Architect. His prior experience includes architect, creative consultant, professional photographer, interior decorator, and large scale metal sculptor in fields ranging from construction to fine art restoration. Read more …

Tina Robles, On DEMAND COO

As of July, 2010, the Adbongo team is thrilled and honored to welcome its

newest member, Chief Operating Officer, Tina Robles. Ms. Robles has logged

twenty-two years of experience as an Operations Consultant and Grand Poobah of

marketing. Read more …

John Bush, On DEMAND CMO

By John on May 23, 2010 | Category: Team | Tags: 75234, accelerator, adbongo, advertisement agencies, advertising, anti-advertising, branding, business consulting dallas, business consulting firms, business development, business development advisor, business development leadership, business development manager, business development services, business development strategy, business incubator, cause business incubator, cause specialist, change management officer, clean economy, CMO dallas, consulting, corporate social responsibility, dallas business consulting, dallas business idea, dallas pr, esu, executive firms, green business, john bush, light worker, marketing, new economy, ninja, organic business consultant, paradigm shifting, pioneer, resource recovery park, social entreprenuer, sustainable business practices, sustainable development, zero waste | 2 Comments

In 2006, after years of planning, John Bush manifested his dream company, Adbongo, Inc. Since that time, he has steered the evolution and expansion of the ship from its beginnings as a boutique advertising firm to its current incarnation as a clean business accelerator with specialization in ecosystem design.

John weds the best of seemingly disparate worlds: the hard-core discipline of military life with the creative skills and passion of an artist. Leading up to his creation of Adbongo, Mr. Bush gained his “captain” skills through his five successful years in the U.S. Marines where he served as First Team Leader in the Middle East, finishing his service at the rank of Staff Sergeant. Since he was a young child, John has nurtured multiple modalities of artistic expression. Painting is still his favorite today. The artist in John keeps Adbongo moving forward, beyond the cutting edge, while the military leader in him focuses on the structure necessary to keep such an ambitious operation from flying off the train tracks. Read more …

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