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For 20 years, Greg Robertsons ability to mix branding expertise
with provocative, intelligent writing and creative development has
resulted in product-selling, award-winning work for brand leaders
including PepsiCo, Washington Gas, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Unilever,
John Hancock, Cigna, Virgin, and others. This has shown not only
in his TV, radio, print, video, direct response, and Internet works,
but also in his brand positioning, strategic programs, and naming
scenarios for Evian, Xerox, AARP, Monarch Health, Pizza Hut, Ryland
Homes, Lexmark, Fannie May Candies, Citibank, Holiday Inn, Birds
Eye, and more.
Especially in recent years, Greg's cause marketing efforts have
paralleled his commercial accomplishments. His work for such groups
as the Big Sister Association, the Reader's Digest Drunk Driving
Campaign, American Red Cross, Tolerance.org, Franklin Park Zoo,
and others have garnered significant results as measured by increases
in fund raising, volunteerism, and event attendance tracked directly
to the messages created. He has also seen similar successes in applying
his brand development approaches and creative talents to other non-profits
such as Quincy Medical Center, Westbrook Hospital, Eliot Hospital,
Emerson College, Simmons College, and select human services groups.
In the Short Attention-Span Theatre that is today's current
marketplace, Greg continues to turn notepads full of his clients
facts, figures, hopes, objectives, and opinions into targeted, quickly-absorbed
branding messages that get noticed. And get results. In the effort,
he repeatedly finds the one core message one simple truth
about brands and encapsulates that message in pithy, memorable
ways that resonate with people whom his clients need to reach and
move.
Another result of this work is that Greg has now won far too many
industry awards for his own good, from ADDY, CASIE, IBA and Telly
to Caples, NEDMA, NAMA, Silver Microphone, and Summit. More significant,
however, are the numerous awards and commendations hes received
from clients, from Washington Gas, Brown-Forman, and Unilever to
Big Sister and Blue Cross Blue Shield. They mean more to him because
they prove that his work has made a personal difference to the actual
people involved.
Prior to launching his own firm, Greg held senior creative leadership
positions at top advertising and marketing agencies in Boston, New
York, and Washington, DC. He also currently serves as a branding
and creative consultant to education and community groups via the
Boston Ad Club. A graduate of Purdue University, former comedy writer,
and reckless Mensan, Greg is also active in historic preservation
through his work with The National Trust, SPNEA, the Boston Athenaeum,
and the Bostonian Society. He and his artist wife, Gloria, live
with a Bichon and a Lasapalooza in West Quincy, Massachusetts.
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