For the last 16 years, we’ve made creating positive social impact our thing. We started small, lending our creative expertise to benefit the local community before landing contracts to promote public health initiatives statewide. Now that we find ourselves promoting national programs and campaigns, we reflect on just how much we’ve grown over the years. […]
This year has been one of growth and expansion for Brunet-García. Since January, the agency has added several new clients and nine new employees. Based on the agency’s growth last year, the Jacksonville Business Journal named Brunet-García one of the area’s fastest-growing companies of 2018.
Two projects near and dear to Brunet-García took home 12 ADDYs in the American Advertising Federation’s Fourth District, which covers Florida and the Caribbean: a poster series for Phase Eight Theater Company and the agency’s 2017 collection of promotional holiday cards.
Three Brunet-García projects with deep connections to the Jacksonville community won 2018 Angel Awards for Excellence in Public Service Advertising from the American Advertising Federation’s (AAF) Fourth District: Yellow House, 100 Plates, and See the Girl.
Jacksonville Business Journal selected Brunet-García’s Kate Jolley for the 2018 class of 40 Under 40 honorees for her business success, leadership skills, and community involvement.
