Jason Abdilla / Founder
For nearly two decades, I've worn many hats—strategist, researcher, writer, designer, and marketing/PR manager—working alongside diverse teams ranging from innovative startups and nonprofits to Fortune 500 companies and state government agencies.
LinkedIn for good measure.
My goal has always been to bring "big brand" strategies to the independent business owners and organizations that form the heartbeat of healthy local economies.
If I had a “super power,” it would be providing practical resources, actionable tools, and proven strategies tailored specifically to independent entrepreneurs. I firmly believe these dedicated businesses are essential to vibrant communities and robust local economies.
Deep strategy, broad experience.
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All the category experience I have has come while working for or with some of the best creative agencies in the world.
Good Run Research (Contract)
Cactus Denver (Internship)
CP+B, Boulder (FT)
Wunderman + Thompson (FT)
Fact & Fiction (FT)
Plein Air (Contract)
Push10 (Contract)
Colorado Office of Information Technology (FT)
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Domino’s
Fresh Brothers Pizza
Jim’n Nick’s BBQ
Main Event
Krystal
Shari’s
Chili’s
Kraft Mac & Cheese / Velveeta
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Pearl Izumi
Mountain Standard
Fruit of the Loom
adidas
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Peet’s Coffee & Tea
Absolut Vodka
Angel’s Envy Bourbon
Sierra Nevada
Pucker Vodka
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Patagonia Denver (Team)
Mountain Standard (Product)
Echo Rods
Denver Post
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Tidal
Microsoft
T-Mobile
Toca Boca
American Airlines
Verizon Vehicle (mobile for cars)
I and LOVE and You (pet food)
Aspen Dental
The Colorado Digital Service
myColorado
Oregon Tourism
Emory University
Full Circle of Lake County
Keep America Beautiful
We or Me?
You’ll notice the use we on the site.
But if it’s just me, then why we?
Because I never actually work alone. I tap into a vast and super talented community of writers, art directors, designers, illustrators, videographers, producers, account managers, and strategists to get eyes on the work. Our work will be better because of them.
Or maybe your project’s scope requires we tap into that network to carry some of the load?
See, we again.
And it feels a bit self-absorbed to use first person declaratives and possessives when this really is about us - you and me - collaborating to make your brand and business the most badass it can be.
So that’s why we, not me.
Let’s connect.
I’d love to meet you to learn more about your journey, explore how my background might support your goals, or even just talk shop—because great conversations often spark great ideas.