Growth

By Casey Schultz

I find myself often reflecting on that word and its multifaceted meaning. When I was a kid, I perceived the meaning to be related to the physical aspect of growing faster, stronger and taller. I nailed the taller part in high school, don’t worry. As I grew older, I applied the meaning to growing my…

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Be Resilient in 2021

By Casey Schultz

To say that 2020 has been a tough year for all of us is an understatement. We all know that with this historic year, the entire world has undergone tremendous changes. Stay at home orders were put in place, businesses were forced to close their doors, holiday gatherings were cancelled…the list could go on forever.…

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Mandy Sturdevant Promoted to Senior Designer

By Brad DeVille

We are excited to announce the promotion of Mandy Sturdevant to Senior Designer.  Mandy Sturdevant has been with the Caliber team for four years and has advanced her previous role as Designer. Over the course of the past four years, Mandy has excelled at her day-to-day responsibilities, found new ways to grow in her position…

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My Favorite Role

By Caliber

As an Account Executive, my day-to-day responsibilities range from budget tracking to meetings, research and proactive planning for my clients. While I do love to work with spreadsheets and to-do lists, my favorite role is to bring the Caliber team together for a brainstorming session. We are able to talk over challenges in an effort…

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Could Black Friday Go Dark?

By Kelly Buss

What does this exactly mean? This day for sure marks the start of the holidays, but it can mean many different things to each person. Some people think this is the biggest shopping day to get the best deals, but to others it means spending time with family and friends, doing something they enjoy.  The…

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Watching the Clock

By Jamie O'Brien

There has always been mixed feelings about Daylight Saving Time. And while a few areas of the country don’t follow it, the rest of us are left to figure out how to best adjust ourselves, both when it begins and when it ends. Now, I will admit that I don’t mind when it ends like…

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Change is a Challenge

By Casey Schultz

No matter how much of a free spirit someone might be, everyone has a plan. It could be as complex as a roadmap for your career or as simple as what you want to accomplish today. Regardless, plans will be made…and plans will have to unexpectedly be changed. Personally, I like to plan out what…

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Get to Know Our NEW Designer

By Caliber

We are excited to welcome our new designer, Elle Nemitz! Elle brings a fresh perspective and relevant experience to Caliber. Learn more about what makes her unique and why we’re happy to have her on the team!  Where are you originally from?Brookings, SD What do you like to do in your free time?Social time with…

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Why Go? (Part 1 of 2)

By Casey Schultz

I’m writing this first blog entry just days leading up to our company retreat. Full disclosure, I’m hoping this is actually a bit of a learning experience for myself as we pull together final details for our agenda and really understand what’s important to our team, our company and our future. These past couple years…

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Powerful Copywriting

By Casey Schultz

Some of you may be wondering what copywriting even means. Does it have something to do with trademarks, website coding or the company printer? The answer is no, but the word “copywriting” may have sparked those ideas to pop into your head. To be honest, before I started in the industry I had no idea…

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Here to Help

By Mandy Sturdevant

Everyone has been affected by the pandemic in some way or another, and our state of South Dakota is no exception. This spring, Caliber was asked to create a campaign to bring awareness to a crisis counseling program available to those affected by COVID-19, with an emphasis on mental health. With the situation changing daily,…

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Three P’s – That Will Change Your Life

By Casey Schultz

In design and in life, problems happen everyday. I view myself as a professional problem solver, even though my parents think I just draw pictures all day. As a designer, details fluctuate, designs change, they even suck and quite honestly, they just go off the rails sometimes. So the three things that I reflect on…

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