At The DSM Group, we just had our first annual pig roast (no joke, the crew and some friends and family demolished a 40 lb. pig last Friday…along with burgers, dogs and a slew of desserts). It was nice to be able to hang outside of the office with everyone and their families.
We live Monday through Friday in the “what”, “when” and “how” of our lives. The reality is that we need to remember the “why” more often and just enjoy the ride.
Getting back to DSM, we’ve been growing tremendously since we sent out our last newsletter on April 11. First the internal memos; we’ve welcomed three new “Goonies” to the crew: first, our Content Marketing Manager Dan Reyes, second our Lead Designer Jason Moya and third (another freshly graduated draft pick from Ramapo College) our super-intern turned Inbound Account Manager-in-training Nick Schreck. These fine lads are taking it upon themselves to not only shift the balance of power from our female brethren (Christine, Dayna and Jess, you still rule the roost) but are working hard to produce great work for our clients.
Thus far, these guys have taken on every project with killer passion and drive and we’re looking forward to them being a part of our family for years to come. We also welcome Kelsey BaRoss, who has joined DSM for a summer internship. Kelsey is a student at Towson University and has a passion for writing and animals, and she clearly has a strong connection already with Fritz and Ella.
On the account side, the summer was once a slower workflow period for us. That, my friends, went out the window this year. From my previous paragraph about “the lads” coming on board, it was for good reason. The workload since January has been staggering with the addition of a stable of new clients that are as diverse as the personalities at DSM. These clients include:
Last but definitely not least (only because they are our newest client):
So, as you can see, we’ve been a bit nutty over at 599 Franklin Ave. It’s been quite a ride over the last few months but we’re taking on each challenge just like we did six years ago when we started this crazy gig. The great thing about our team - they put their passion into everything they do. We collectively feel that our client’s work is our work, both individually and as a group. It's really been special to see the growth and evolution the company takes on with each new employee and client. I never cease to be amazed at the crew we have put together. Special bunch…Continue to work hard and play hard my friends…you only get one journey.
Peace out,
D