I've worked with GroundFloor Media on and off for years, and what has always stood out to me is…read morethat this place feels unusually human in an industry that can sometimes feel transactional. You can tell pretty quickly that people actually stay here. The same familiar faces are around year after year, and that consistency matters. The front desk team knows your name, leadership is accessible, and there's never a sense that hierarchy determines whose voice matters. Honestly, everyone seems equally invested, whether you're speaking with someone coordinating logistics or someone in senior leadership. What also makes GFM different is how deeply they care about the people behind the work. Conversations don't begin and end with deliverables. They remember details about your life, ask how your kid's soccer season went, show up for local fundraisers, and genuinely care about what matters to their clients and community. Most importantly, they seem intentional about who they bring onto the team and partner with. There's a kindness and authenticity to the culture that's hard to fake and even harder to sustain for this many years. In a city full of agencies, GroundFloor feels like one of the few places where relationships still actually mean something!! Thankful to have been in their orbit over the last 20 years.

My nonprofit organization has worked with GFM for years and we have always received excellent…read moreservice, value, and strategic, creative work. Their crisis communications plans are top notch and their team is professional, talented, and make themselves available when needed. I wouldn't trust my business to anyone else!

These guys are the best! Wickedly creative ad & pr agency in a fun-sized package. What more could…read moreyou want?

From the owner: With a name like Scream, we know what it takes to be heard. We'll use our creative, public…read morerelations, marketing, and social media expertise to build messaging and experiences that will get noticed. From restaurants and hospitality, to retail and outdoor brands, Scream has worked with a variety of organizations for over 18 years.

DWPC - ever heard of it? Me neither, till a friend invited me to an event there about six years…read moreago. Fast forward to today, I attended a talk by the author of Torn - motherhood and career. You think you know about one or the other but seriously, working moms deal with time pressure and guilt all the time. What DWPC got to do with this? Frankly, the club is for women who write - in publishing, journalism, electronic communications, advertising, marketing, public relations, trade and business publications, history, education, freelance market, fundraising, and government. I don't think it's limited to women but look around their website - http://dwpconline.org and the pix are mostly female. Membership isn't cheap - one time $100; $75 a year but networking is, well, priceless. DWPC is in a cute and tiny house on 13th and Logan, they sponsor scholarships, have Unknown Writers writing contests - it's kind of a Good Ole Girl's club for writers. If writing is your thing, check it out

Very knowledgeable, with a broad range of online tools that I wasn't even aware of. Great bang for…read moreyour buck!

From the owner: 4degre.es was created as a full service online communications firm, delivering results with…read moreprecision messaging. We're motivated to provide the best and most innovative services. We take pride in our work, and together with the experience and talent we've gained campaigning in the field we can help deliver victory for you or your organization. We work exclusively with progressive campaigns and organizations.