Senior associate, Kris knows a thing or two about a thing or two. She loves the water, hates spontaneity and loves her fur baby with her whole heart.

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Here’s the thing…there was a time when I too didn’t understand the draw of cats. I grew up with dogs, and for 22 years of my life, I proudly proclaimed myself a dog person.

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Moira, one of CSG’s superstar graphic designers, may not have the loudest voice in the room but she has a keen eye for design and a host of intriguing hobbies that keep her busy. She’s truly a master of many crafts.

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Ever wondered where the best coffee shops are in Denver to get s$*t done? Well, wonder no more — our Daniela Silva Riera explored the city to find the best of the best Coffices in Denver.

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Around here Molly is the queen of operations, onboarding and just about everything else. With her long tenure at the agency and overlap with just about every other role, she's one of our most visible figures. But if you think you know everything about Molly, think again. In this edition of Meet A CSGer she's spilling some tea.

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Search engine marketing (SEM) is a term we’ve thrown around for a number of years. Maybe clients have asked for it, maybe we’ve suggested it, maybe you’ve overheard it and said “WTF is SEM?” Whatever the case, it’s a key service we can deploy for our clients — the question is when should we do so? Here’s your primer in less than 300 words on what we need to be successful on the SEM front

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The Designing Women are back. And they’re hungry for satisfying food brands.

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At Communications Strategy Group®, the new season has sparked many conversations but the one question that keeps coming up is… what’s everyone eating? Of all the seasons, fall brings flavors that many CSGers crave, loathe and just want to talk about. So, we thought we’d dig into our fav fall foods for all to enjoy.

Here’s what’s cooking at CSG:

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Who has two thumbs, lot of Patagonia gear and is probably at Station 26 right now? You guessed it.

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Just how much fun was the Summer 2021 Gather? Well, it was more fun than the Summer 2020 and Winter 2020 Gathers — although, given the circumstances, those two get-togethers were amazing! But let us count the ways we especially loved this summer’s Gather and the lessons we learned.

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Chief Strategy Officer, Shannon, has always, always, always been competitive — this should come as no surprise. The other details herein, however, may reveal other sides of The Fern.

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Around the office, Kayla Weimer is known as a project manager extraordinaire and the queen of making difficult conversations seem not so difficult. We asked her to spill some secrets.

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“Without data, you’re just another person with an opinion.” These words by W. Edwards Deming – American engineer, statistician, professor, among many other pursuits – never rang truer.

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Around here, founder and president Steven Shapiro is pretty famous for a few things. Yes, starting the company, but mostly his willingness to be vulnerable, his dad jokes and his adorable corgis, Greg and Boomer.

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Summer (and winter) dreams are made of vacations. Where we go, what we do, how we get there and where we stay are all decisions influenced by the packaging of any one of those experiences.

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Production Designer, Zoe, was born to be a wanderer. She entered the world while her parents were out of town and has been on the move ever since. Read on for further adventures from this designing woman.

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We get it. Asana briefs are not nothing. In fact, they’re work. But Struggle Street can usually be avoided if you approach Asana briefs with one goal in mind: You’re not gonna submit just any Asana brief — you’re gonna deliver a GOLDILOCKS Asana Brief (aka, GAB).

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Released in 1946, It’s A Wonderful Life is nothing less than a grateful exhale after a period defined by the horrors of war. Like most of us, I came to know the film in fits and starts on various television broadcasts around the holidays. Its themes were too adult, too world-weary for much anything but the pool hidden beneath the gym floor to stick with me as a child. The magic the film reveals is made of much smaller stuff than the Grinch’s heart growing three sizes, but taken in with the fresh perspective of an ordeal, it shines brighter than ever before.

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Remember early May? When we thought we’d been inside for a long time? Well, it’s December. And in spite of a few moments of sunshine when things seemed better for a beat, we’re still quarantining and still streaming. And if you think you’ve watched it all, you still probably haven’t. But you’re doing great, sweetie!

I love a list, so I’ll press on with further recommendations for the long, cold winter ahead. .

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