Imagination Graphics (iMgX) is a full service ad agency / graphic design shop located in Coeur d’ Alene. They first opened in 2002, and have been steadily picking up clients and employees ever since.
A quick spin through their website suggests that iMgX is an eight-person shop that focuses primarily on graphic design and signage.
Thanks for the heads-ups Sean. Just remember though, now you guys are on the hook to send updates from time to time.
Dave Jansik, who joined the agency in August as Public Relations Director. Prior to taking the position with Stoltz Marketing Group, Dave was with Micron Technology, and also spent several years with LookSmart and CNET in San Francisco.
Billy Mitchell started with Stoltz in September, as Director of Client Services. Before joining the agency, Billy was the Director of Marketing at ProTeam, and also worked with full service agencies in Portland.
Doug Gneiting is the latest addition at Stoltz, joining the shop in November as an Art Director. Doug is a recent graduate of BYU Idaho, and most recently worked for the in-house marketing group at Melaleuca in Idaho Falls.
Here’s an interesting little nugget I came across recently about the new Drake Cooper…
Jamie Cooper, formerly Chief Operating Officer is now Chief Executive Officer. Bill Drake remains President.
Also, the sign has been up on the new building for a couple of weeks now, but the new website, promised on January 1st, still hasn’t made a guest appearance.
…is no more. According to the Idaho Secretary of State’s office. Officially, the company was administratively dissolved because the annual report form was undeliverable.
The link has been removed from the list of Agencies in Idaho.
Just a not-so-subtle reminder as the year starts that you have to take care of all facets of your business, if you want to be successful.
For those who have been reading this blog for a while know, I’ve been known to rail on agencies who don’t update their website from time to time. Stoltz Marketing Group is one that I’ve nagged at repeatedly.
In spite of my good-natured ribbing about their lack of activity represented on their website, the folks over at Stoltz really have been quite busy. Since mid-October they’ve:
Created a couple of television spots for Northwest Nazarene University’s undergraduate enrollment campaign. If you’ve watched the Boise State Football games this past fall, you’ve likely seen them at some point. If not, they’re up on YouTube, and you can see them here.
Life:
Change:
They’ve also been chosen by Simplot to create a national print campaign for their RoastWorks line of vegetables, scheduled to start running in January.
Idaho Rivers United was the recipient of a newly-designed website, courtesy of the pro-bono work of the SMG crew.
And that was October alone.
Among other things, December has seen Stoltz Marketing Group selected by The Big Brothers Big Sisters of America to create a national campaign to increase the number of adult male mentors. This is the result of work done at the local level on Men in Need (featured here last fall), which was credited with increasing local male volunteer levels by 46% in 2006.
Also this month, SMG launched the website for Avimor, a “master planned community in the Foothills.”
If you’d like to find out more about any or all of this, you can take a look at the online version of SMG’s Winter Newsletter.
Now if they would just start putting out some more regular updates, maybe I wouldn’t have to write out these long, laundry-list kind of posts…