​Our latest part-time employee, in charge of morale, is an eager young pup chomping at the bit at this opportunity. Welcome on-board Belle Angel Parsely Lorelei Levins.  »

After 11+ years with us as our office cat and after having her kittens Aloha (Stinky) and Ipo in our Cherry Hill office. Ms. B left us today. And the office is a more somber place. »

I’m not an amazing cook by any stretch of the imagination. But my talents do extend beyond marketing – and my mango salsa is evidence of this. »

I noticed early in my ad career that outside the owner’s offices there were very few older individuals in the agency business. But being young I never dwelt on it. But here I am 20+ years into my career and I notice the opposite - everyone is so young? »

​I’ll admit it, I don’t attend as many networking opportunities or industry events as I should, and it probably inhibits the growth of our business. Networking and business events are excellent opportunities to mingle, make new connections, and discover new trends while you share ideas with colleagues and new acquaintances.  »

The pace of change for businesses is accelerating, and as a result they’re demanding more and more out of their marketing and design agencies. For better or worse, marketing departments and agencies are now forced to justify nearly all activities in quantifiable and measurable ways - usually as direct ROI figures. It’s no longer enough to simply create good creative. You now have to also measure its reach, effectiveness, and track its direct effect on sales. »

My wife and I had planned a trip to Maui with family, only to discover after booking it that she was pregnant and the trip would take place too late to allow her to fly. So the family went alone, and we later celebrated the birth of our daughter. That was almost five years ago. Meaning I hadn't been on vacation in almost six years - until just recently. »

I was a latecomer to Foursquare - but once I jumped on board and brought my wife along - we both enjoyed the gamification of the check-ins. It inspired a bit of competition between us - we battled weekly to wrangle the mayorship of a local traffic light, among other locations. But no longer.  »

At the start of my career, I was a graphic designer. Then a few years or so in I began to dabble in the early days of web design. After diving in fully I became a graphic and web designer. But eventually, I wanted my pretty sites to do more. So I started programming. Which made me a graphic designer and a web designer/developer.  »

That’s right – it’s been 5 years since team Nuvonium started sharing our mind blurbs. From Pantone’s color picks, industry jest and inspiration, to marketing and design advice, we’ve had fun letting you know just how smart and funny we are. We’ve accumulated almost 600 blog entries since we began and we hope to bring you many more in the years to come. »