Red Sky built a Boise agency around a useful suspicion: the story a client wants to tell is not always the story its audience needs to hear. So it researches first, then decides whether the answer is a pitch, a training room, a public meeting - or a blue umbrella opened in the Seattle rain.
Karen Raz built a boutique agency around a stubbornly useful skill: translating technical breakthroughs into stories that creative people actually want to hear. Nearly three decades later, the niche has become the center of media and entertainment.
The Los Angeles communications agency grew out of design’s social world. Its founder’s work shows why getting people together can matter as much as getting a story into print.