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Tim Garrigan, principal and cofounder of The Garrigan Lyman Group (GLG), talks with business and marketing experts about consumer insights, innovative trends in marketing, and creating customer experiences that drive business growth.
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How can you see the Great Conjunction? Jupiter and Saturn are aligning, and GLGenius is all over it. In this episode, Mary Beth Laychack and Sam Barden from the Canada-France-Hawaii-Telescope share what The Great Conjunction is and how you can be a part of it.
For fans of the Perseid Meteor Shower, check out this GLGenius episode #13: How to Watch the Perseid Meteor Shower.
GLG’s media director, Amy Howard, drops by with the latest on how much political advertising is out there right now (spoiler alert: a lot) and shares the trick for taking back control of your social media feed.
Finding the right content management system can be tricky. Umbraco’s Anders Sorensen shares what he thinks brands should look for, what sets Umbraco apart, and why Umbraco thinks GLG is the perfect partner.
GLG’s executive creative director, Kalie Kimball-Malone, and media director, Amy Howard, share how consumers and brands are evolving in the virtual-school, virtual-work, soon-to-be-virtual-holiday world.
Host Tim Garrigan chats with Rod Gramer about the success of the Close the Divide campaign, which is raising money and donating computers to support virtual learning students in Idaho.
Mary Beth Laychak, director of strategic communications at the Canada-France-Hawaii Telescope, shares tips for viewing the Perseid meteor shower with GLGenius host Tim Garrigan.
Leigh Fatzinger’s business, Turbine Labs, couldn’t be timelier. Turbine Labs delivers unbiased cultural, political, and business context to senior business executives to help them make better and more informed decisions. In this GLGenius video, Tim Garrigan talks with Leigh about the challenges faced by execs dealing with busted business plans and information overload.
The Black Lives Matter (BLM) movement is fostering social change in virtually every corner of society. In a new GLG insights report and a new GLGenius video featuring our marketing and media experts, we’ll explore how movement organizers and consumers are fanning the winds of change and sustaining the most profound civil unrest in the United States in half a century.
GLG's creative director, Kurt Reifschneider, and associate creative director, Graeme Hanson, join host Tim Garrigan to share insights about The Book of MOD, a collaboration with MOD Pizza honored with a 2020 Gold ADDY Award from the Seattle chapter of the American Advertising Federation.
Tom Kundig is a renowned architect with ideas about how the pandemic will alter space design, client collaboration, and the creative process. What could your life look like in the near and perhaps permanent future?
It’s a golden spring for GLG with another gold honor. This time it’s a GOLD Rockie Award for the new Simplot Foods website. See how the site came together from the experts who built it.
Joni Kindwall-Moore is a force of nature in a natural world. See how the Snacktivist founder and CEO is using ancient grains to build a modern empire, and get tips to make your entrepreneurial dreams a reality.
In times like these, you can see who the real business leaders are. Tim Garrigan talks with columnist Patti Payne of the Puget Sound Business Journal about the companies doing it right.
Tim Garrigan chats with Rod Gramer, president and CEO of Idaho Business for Education, about his race against time to get laptops and connectivity to some 15,000 Idaho students.
In this GLGenius video, Bill Benjamin of Galena Capital Partners shares lessons learned from past pandemics, what the government stimulus package means for the economy, and what brands should be doing right now to prepare for the economic rebound.
Award winners in the 2020 Internet Advertising Competition (IAC) have been announced, and The Garrigan Lyman Group (GLG) has been recognized not once, but twice for outstanding work on behalf of agency clients. The IAC, sponsored by the Web Marketing Association (WMA), was established in 1999 as the only ad competition dedicated exclusively to online marketing and advertising.
See who won and meet the teams who put together the award-winning work.
The media and consumer landscapes are evolving in head-spinning fashion. Join GLG experts for a video discussion on the very latest trends, and get important tips on how and where to respond to your customers and other stakeholders during the COVID-19 crisis.
Award winners in the 2020 Internet Advertising Competition (IAC) have been announced, and The Garrigan Lyman Group (GLG) has been recognized not once, but twice for outstanding work on behalf of agency clients. The IAC, sponsored by the Web Marketing Association (WMA), was established in 1999 as the only ad competition dedicated exclusively to online marketing and advertising.
See who won and meet the teams who put together the award-winning work.
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