OAK THEORY

Oak Theory was hired by a nonprofit organization to create a 10-Year Impact Report. The organization aimed to increase access to opportunity for entrepreneurs of color and women. Oak Theory was chosen due to their high ratings, great culture fit, and aligned company values. The team of 2-5 employees at Oak Theory developed a strategic communication asset to strengthen the organization's storytelling, stakeholder engagement, and advocacy efforts. The result was a comprehensive publication that effectively showcased the organization's decade-long impact and organizational journey, serving as a vital tool for communicating their mission-driven work to funders, partners, and the broader community.

In another project, Oak Theory was hired by One Million Degrees, a nonprofit organization that accelerates community college students’ progress on career pathways to economic mobility. The team was tasked with refreshing the organization's brand and building a new website. Oak Theory was chosen for their great culture fit, good value for cost, and aligned company values. The team conducted a thorough analysis of the current website, proposed improvements to align with the organization's mission, and designed a modern and visually appealing website. The new website was optimized for search engines, integrated with social media channels, and built on a user-friendly CMS. The result was a refreshed brand and a new website that effectively represented the organization's identity.

Oak Theory was also hired by a private research university in Nashville, Tennessee to redesign and refresh their Campus Dining website. The team was referred to the university and was tasked with designing, building, and configuring the website. The scope of work included content and sitemap audit, content refresh, design and build for 5 pages, and website build of additional pages. A catering microsite was also included within the scope of work and was built on a separate domain. The result was a refreshed and redesigned Campus Dining website that met the university's needs.