Bartley and Dick

Bartley & Dick partnered with Ingredion, a food ingredients company, to create an internal communications tool that would effectively communicate the company's culture change. The project involved the creation of a unique internal communications piece that was designed to be engaging and fun for employees. Instead of a traditional website, Bartley & Dick developed an internal share point system to share content and connect with employees digitally. The system functions like an e-magazine, with content created by Bartley & Dick and shared with employees bi-monthly. The content includes videos and occasionally some financial information, though the focus is on lighter, more engaging content. The project, which began in November 2019, is ongoing and has so far cost between $120,000 and $150,000.

In their work with a nonprofit organization, Bartley & Dick provided support for marketing and graphic design needs. They created website and newsletter content, designed a full-page ad for The New York Times, and helped design the organization's website. They also created a marketing campaign that ran on information boards across the five boroughs of New York City, promoting the foundation's new museum. The engagement, which began in 2016, is ongoing and has so far cost between $50,000 and $199,999.

Bartley & Dick collaborated with the New Jersey Theatre Alliance to create an evergreen campaign to build awareness of the diversity, excellence, and convenience of NJ professional theatre. The scope of work included attending meetings with stakeholders and alliance members, creating three potential concepts for the campaign, finalizing copy and artwork for social media ads and radio spots, and designing a landing page for the campaign on the alliance's website. They also deployed the ads and radio spots and consistently reported on metrics and reach. The number of Bartley & Dick team members assigned to this project ranged from 2 to 5.