
The Think Creative co-founder has worked across automotive retail, marketing and software. His most revealing advice begins with a less glamorous ambition: keep the business alive, then make the next useful move.

From print shops to ultrawide screens, Lori Chollar has built a career around making ideas visible. The co-founder of TLC Creative Services brings the same close attention to a corporate presentation, a business workflow, and a badly spaced street sign.
From a Southern California office, The Creative Bar turns strategy into websites, shelf displays, films and live experiences. Its advantage is not mysterious: a small team keeps the idea and the execution in the same room.
The California agency puts customer data, digital campaigns and a mailroom under one roof. Its automotive work shows why the unglamorous parts of marketing can be the most revealing.