Posts Tagged ‘business development strategy’

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…

Wes Chambers, Media Production Artist

By wchambers on September 28, 2010 | Category: Team | Tags: 3D, 3d Modeling, 3ds Max, 75214, 75234, adbongo, advertisement agencies, advertising, advertising agency software, advertising design agency, anti-advertising, Architecural. Visualization, artist oppression, austin, b2b advertising agency, brand, business consulting firms, business development advisor, business development leadership, business development manager, business development resume, business development services, business development strategy, business growth, business incubator, business plan consultants, business plan consulting, cause marketing, customer business development, dallas, dallas advertising, Dallas Texas, economy, entreprenuers, Environmental Modeling, future, graphic business development, graphic design agencies, green advertising agency, green energy, green entrepreneurship, green solutions, hispanic advertising agency, HUB certified, marketing, marketing business development, media, new, new economy, organic, organic advertising, organic business consulting, philanthropic, philanthropic marketing, public relations companies, public relations courses Dallas, Rendering, S.C.R., small business consultants, small business development program, social corporate responsibility, social responsibility, texas, top ad agencies, top advertising agencies, top advertising agency, top consulting firms, triple bottom line, Universal Process, Virtual images | No Comments

W. Chambers works closely with the Architects, Engineers, Interior Designers, Graphic Designers and Marketing Coordinators in the Research and Development of new and creative ideas to compliment the design and marketing process in think-tank sessions; where the creative team conceptualizes the energy of a project while considering the most effective way to visually communicate and market ideas to other teams and/or clients.

Bill Ford, Business Navigator

By John on September 14, 2010 | Category: Advisory Board,Blog,News | Tags: adbongo, adbongo inc, aiga, american airlines, austin, bill ford, bona fide blues, brand positioning, business development, business development advisor, business development leadership, business development manager, business development services, business development strategy, business navigator, cause business accelerator, cause marketing, Clean Economic Development resulting in Zero Waste, commercial art, communication design, company, competitive marketing strategy, consultants, consulting, container store, creative director, dallas, dallas society of visual communications, easter new mexico state, entrepreneurial eco-systems, flexible on demand teams, graphic design, green business, hilton hotels, knowledge, north texas, organic business development, Premium Brand Design Business with heart, professional, professor, resource recovery parks, smu, sustainable development, Sustainable Marketing Plan, teacher, veteran owned, website, zero waste | 1 Comment

Adbongo welcomes a long-time star in the graphic design and advertising business, Bill Ford, to the team. We are blessed to have such a talent on our side, and we have nothing but gratitude. Welcome, Bill Ford!

Bill Ford likes to refer to himself as a “Business Navigator” because he specializes in brand positioning and competitive marketing strategy. These elements, he feels, are the main compass points for the road map of success for a company. Ford has a great depth of knowledge in these fields. He has taught at the university level while maintaining his status as a working professional for more than 25 years. Read more …

Think Escalator Vs. Stairs

By John on August 3, 2010 | Category: Blog | Tags: 75234, adbongo, advertising, agency, anti-advertising, business consulting firms, business development, business development advisor, business development leadership, business development manager, business development services, business development strategy, business plan consulting, cause marketing, consultants, dallas, dallas advertising, dallas business, dallas business consulting, dallas marketing plan, design, executive firms, farmers branch, firm, monkey, organic business development, sustainable, texas, tranformation | 3 Comments

$99 consultation:

The economy is still shrieking on what feels like the longest roller coaster ride ever. With the tightening of the economic belt, innovation and new business development have been squeezed from the picture. In fact, Commerce Secretary Gary Locke has termed the stagnant state of invention and entrepreneurship our “innovation deficit.” In response to the innovation deficit, Adbongo announces a new product designed to spur innovation and the creation of new businesses. 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 …

Darren Minke, Creative Director

By John on July 3, 2010 | Category: Team | Tags: 75234, advertisement agencies, advertising, advertising agency software, anti-advertising, artist oppression, business consulting firms, business development advisor, business development leadership, business development manager, business development resume, business development services, business development strategy, creative director, dallas, darren minke, executive firms, graphic design agencies, texas, top advertising agencies | No Comments

Darren’s love for artwork began at an early age when he started sketching the various bugs and animals he would drag into the house… much to his mother’s dismay. He soon progressed to painting scantily clad women, which put her mind at ease.

Somewhere along the line, he was brainwashed into believing that being a doctor was a good idea; perhaps it was his mom’s revenge. After doing four years hard time at the maximum security correctional facility known as Texas A&M, he managed to receive degrees in Biology and Psychology with a minor in dealing with institutional bureaucratic BS. He was then wooed by the prospects of a life of ease and plenty promised by enrolling at Penn State Medical school, which he promptly declined for the much more interesting offer of being a starving artist. Read more …

Vlog 1, How to brand your Cause

By John on May 25, 2010 | Category: Blog,vlog | Tags: 75234, adbongo, advertising, anti-advertising, asoct, austin, business consulting firms, business development, business development advisor, business development leadership, business development manager, business development resume, business development services, business development strategy, business plan consulting, cause marketing, dallas, dallas advertising, dallas business, green consulting, lightsaber, monster pr, ninja, organic advertising, organic business consulting, organic business development, small business development program, the universal process | No Comments

Episode 1:

“The Universal Process,” an Intro to Organic Business Development

Organic business consultant and pioneer of the new economy, John Bushe’, describes the universal process used by ad agencies throughout the world to brand all the big household names in existence. Though extremely simplistic, this high-tier marketing approach is relatively unknown to budding entrepreneurs who spend many years of trial and error learning the hard way. 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 …

Monster PR

By John on May 6, 2010 | Category: Blog,Main page slider,News | Tags: aamp, adbongo, advertising, austin, business consulting firms, business development, business development advisor, business development leadership, business development manager, business development strategy, business plan consulting, cause marketing, dallas, dallas business idea, dallas pr, economy, Events, executive firms, farmers branch, guerilla marketing, marketing, marketing business development, monster pr, monsterlove, organic, organic advertising, organic business consulting, promotion, sara hasslinger, small business development program, specialists, texas | No Comments

Dallas PR gets a monsterous boost

Adbongo, Inc. Announces Strategic Partnership With Monster PR

Dallas, Texas, May 5, 2010- Today Adbongo, Inc. joined forces with

Monster Love, an Austin-based endeavor headed by Sara Hasslinger.
Adbongo, Inc. utilizes the whole bag of public relations (PR) tricks,
including press releases and relationships; event planning; and cause
marketing. The relationship with Monster Love “gives Adbongo a
unique way to play with the most creative branch of PR: guerrilla
marketing,” says Adbongo CMO John Bush. Read more …

CMO FOR RENT

By John on April 29, 2010 | Category: Blog,Main page slider,News | Tags: adbongo, austin, business consulting firms, business development, business development advisor, business development leadership, business development manager, business development resume, business development services, business development strategy, business plan consultants, business plan consulting, customer business development, dallas, john bush, marketing business development, organic advertising, small business consultants, small business development program, top consulting firms | 2 Comments

First, what exactly is a CMO? You know what a CEO and a CFO are, and now you can add CMO to your list of chief-based acronyms: Chief Marketing Officer. The CMO is a high level executive who generally reports directly to a company’s CEO. The CMO usually gets paid boat-loads-with an average salary around $300,000- to act as the Grand Orchestrator, coordinating and overseeing everything from sales management, product development, distribution channel management, public relations, marketing communications (including advertising and promotions), pricing, market research, and customer service. Essentially, the CMO makes sure a company’s products are seen, sold, and the customers are satisfied. Read more …