KidGlov

We’re excited to announce the newest addition to our team of talented KidGlovrs : Haley Wineman! As an account manager, Haley will support the daily workflow and project details of our clients, which range from change-making nonprofits to social impact organizations. And she’s already hit the ground running. Haley is hard at work on several large client projects, and is helping to develop marketing and content strategy for KidGlov . “ Haley has already made a difference on the team by utilizing her excellent marketing skills and impressive attention to detail. Her passion for ensuring projects are buttoned up from beginning to end is a fantastic complement to KidGlov’s culture. ” – Katherine Warren , KidGlov’s chief operating officer A Marketing Maven in Austin, Texas Haley attended the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, where she studied advertising. She comes to KidGlov after holding marketing positions at Cynthia Rowley , KennedyC and Random Golf Club . In her free t...

This article originally appeared in the December 2022/January 2023 issue of B2B Magazine . Photo by Bill Sitzmann . By Kim Reiner Whether it’s social, scientific, economic, or political, businesses and nonprofits today are more often taking a position on issues. Publicly aware companies have become the norm, touting their policies to stand out from a crowd when trying to bring in new clients or employees and build audiences. In fact, many brands proudly share their values publicly on social media, in advertisements, and on their homepages. Yet very few businesses–at least in Nebraska–take the extra step to go beyond talking the talk and proving their commitment through a B Corp Certification . The private certification of for-profit companies means a business meets high standards of verified performance, accountability, and transparency ranging from employee benefits and charitable giving to supply chain practices and input materials. In December 2021, the marketing firm KidGlov—a ...

KidGlov is growing again, with the addition of our newest team member! We’re thrilled to welcome Samantha Evans as an art director! Samantha has already knocked our socks (and gloves) off with her top-notch design work and talent for finding just the right GIF or emoji for the occasion. In her new role, she’ll work directly with the creative team to create stunning visuals, lead projects, and deliver amazing results. “Samantha’s impressive ability to visually communicate even the most challenging of concepts, ensures we can continue to bring our clients’ messaging to life in new and exciting ways.” – Jill Rizzo , vice president creative director at KidGlov A History of Marketing Agency and Graphic Design Experience Samantha graduated from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln with a BFA in studio art with an emphasis in graphic design. She joined KidGlov after honing her skills at SecretPenguin , Children’s Hospital & Medical Center , Bailey Lauerman and other organizations....

KidGlov Wins Omaha Agency of the Year, Best in Show and More   Helping us celebrate our 12 th birthday, the American Marketing Association (AMA) Omaha chapter sent KidGlov home with a whopping 12 Pinnacle Awards , as well as winning Agency of the Year and Best in Show! We couldn’t have asked for a better birthday present! As a testament to our ability to reach audiences of all kinds, the winning pieces stretched across demographics as far ranging as children, seniors, families, teens, parents, construction workers, small businesses and community leaders. We’re proud to do great work for our partners, which includes clients like Farmers & Merchants Bank , Children’s Center for the Child and Community , CEDARS , NIFA , Food Bank of Lincoln , MembersOwn Credit Union , Lancaster Event Center , Associated General Contractors of Nebraska , Region V Systems and Dreamweaver Foundation . “Our team truly cares about the mark we’re making on the communities and clients...

There are two types of marketers in the world; those who love creating a strategic marketing plan, and those who look upon this process with dread. I’m the first kind of marketer. I absolutely love creating strategic marketing plans, and I’ve done well over 100 plans for a variety of clients in my career.  Regardless of which camp you are in, I have seven steps that will lead you to a successful plan. Understand your goals The first step is to understand your organization’s business goals. The difference between art and advertising is that advertising is intended to achieve specific organizational goals. Marketing, advertising, and branding should be seen as an investment towards results versus simply being a line item.  If you’re not part of your organization’s leadership team, ask them to share those goals as your starting point. Usually, you will have no problem getting them to talk about those goals because they want to make sure you too, are focused in on them.  ...