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Podcasts allow us to listen in on conversations about topics we love. Whether it’s the unraveling of a crime mystery, interviews with celebrity influencers or simply a check-in with your favorite comedian – podcasts are an outlet into the feel-good web. With their growing popularity they’ve not only become a hot-spot for advertising, but our Spawners
Hi, my name’s Marina Soria and I am the content and community coordinator here at Spawn Ideas; this means I help expand Spawn’s social media marketing services and other online content strategies. Tell us about the journey that led you to join the Spawn team. I had just recently moved back from living in Fairbanks. There
Hi, my name is Siobhan (pronounced Shuh-von) and I am a Project Coordinator here at Spawn Ideas. This means I help manage the schedules, budgets and various other details that are needed to bring a project to fruition. Tell us about the journey that led you to join the Spawn team. I’d been following Spawn
From entertainment and dating, to transportation and banking; these days, there’s an app for nearly everything. So much so, it can be hard to narrow down which ones are worth the download. That’s why we recently asked our team what their go-to apps are. Here’s what they came up with: 1.) BuzzFeed “It helps keep my
Hi, my name is Julie and I am the Director of Account Management (AM) here at Spawn Ideas. This means I take care of our clients and the AM Team. Tell us about the journey that led you to join the Spawn team. My husband and I came to Alaska for the second time as tourists,
Spawn welcomes remote employees with open (6 foot distant) arms, but the majority of our staff is used to waking up and heading to the office every morning. With our recent shift to an all remote agency, here’s what our team had to say about what they learned, week one: 1.) GO OUTSIDE AFTER WORK EVERYDAY.
Hi, my name’s Andy Zanto & I am the Director of Broadcast Production here at Spawn Ideas; this means I am in charge of overseeing the production of all video and audio related assets for our clients. Tell us about the journey that led you to join the Spawn team. After graduating from college with a
Department: Project Management Reports to: Project Supervisor Status: Non-Exempt the agency: Spawn Ideas is a fully integrated advertising agency that’s independent and employee owned. Our team of 40 employee owners have “skin in the game” which, along with outstanding benefits and a “work hard/play hard” culture, encourages happy employees who stay. Our success comes from our people,
What do you get when you cross two of Spawn’s world-class creatives? Amazing advertisements, a kick a** wedding invite… and a baby. Oh, and logos… lots and lots of logos. It all started 7 years ago when our current Art Director, Amy, moved here from Pennsylvania for a Spawn summer internship. What was it like meeting
At Spawn, we welcome brand-new hatchlings with open arms (quite literally), with a policy that encourages parents to bring their new littles into work with them until they’re old enough to crawl. It’s a fantastic benefit for parents: “Being a first-time mom, it gave me peace of mind to know that when my maternity leave was
Podcasts allow us to listen in on conversations about topics we love. Whether it’s the unraveling of a crime mystery, interviews with celebrity influencers or simply a check-in with your favorite comedian – podcasts are an outlet into the feel-good web. With their growing popularity they’ve not only become a hot-spot for advertising, but our Spawners
Hi, my name’s Marina Soria and I am the content and community coordinator here at Spawn Ideas; this means I help expand Spawn’s social media marketing services and other online content strategies. Tell us about the journey that led you to join the Spawn team. I had just recently moved back from living in Fairbanks. There
Hi, my name is Siobhan (pronounced Shuh-von) and I am a Project Coordinator here at Spawn Ideas. This means I help manage the schedules, budgets and various other details that are needed to bring a project to fruition. Tell us about the journey that led you to join the Spawn team. I’d been following Spawn
From entertainment and dating, to transportation and banking; these days, there’s an app for nearly everything. So much so, it can be hard to narrow down which ones are worth the download. That’s why we recently asked our team what their go-to apps are. Here’s what they came up with: 1.) BuzzFeed “It helps keep my
Hi, my name is Julie and I am the Director of Account Management (AM) here at Spawn Ideas. This means I take care of our clients and the AM Team. Tell us about the journey that led you to join the Spawn team. My husband and I came to Alaska for the second time as tourists,
Spawn welcomes remote employees with open (6 foot distant) arms, but the majority of our staff is used to waking up and heading to the office every morning. With our recent shift to an all remote agency, here’s what our team had to say about what they learned, week one: 1.) GO OUTSIDE AFTER WORK EVERYDAY.
Hi, my name’s Andy Zanto & I am the Director of Broadcast Production here at Spawn Ideas; this means I am in charge of overseeing the production of all video and audio related assets for our clients. Tell us about the journey that led you to join the Spawn team. After graduating from college with a
Department: Project Management Reports to: Project Supervisor Status: Non-Exempt the agency: Spawn Ideas is a fully integrated advertising agency that’s independent and employee owned. Our team of 40 employee owners have “skin in the game” which, along with outstanding benefits and a “work hard/play hard” culture, encourages happy employees who stay. Our success comes from our people,
What do you get when you cross two of Spawn’s world-class creatives? Amazing advertisements, a kick a** wedding invite… and a baby. Oh, and logos… lots and lots of logos. It all started 7 years ago when our current Art Director, Amy, moved here from Pennsylvania for a Spawn summer internship. What was it like meeting
At Spawn, we welcome brand-new hatchlings with open arms (quite literally), with a policy that encourages parents to bring their new littles into work with them until they’re old enough to crawl. It’s a fantastic benefit for parents: “Being a first-time mom, it gave me peace of mind to know that when my maternity leave was
