by Erik August 31, 2010 • 12:12 pm

Olive and Company has moved! With just a right turn and a two-minute drive from our old home in Nordeast, you’ll end up at our new pad in historic St. Anthony Main. Our worldwide headquarters now sits comfortably in the heart of the Minneapolis Riverfront District, with a spectacular view of the Minneapolis skyline and, of course, the mighty Mississippi. In fact, if you’re feeling as adventurous as our buddy Olive (in the image above), you could just hop on a homemade raft and float down the river from our old space right up to our new front door!

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by Erik May 4, 2010 • 04:03 pm

As a design firm, the only thing we value as much as creativity is the relationship we form with our clients. We feed off the energy that they bring to their own projects, and, just as we relish the opportunity to help guide a brand as it grows and evolves, we also cherish the opportunity to get to know the people we work with along the way.

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by Tom April 13, 2009 • 03:42 pm

We took some time recently to optimize our site for mobile viewing.

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by Tom February 27, 2009 • 03:41 pm

Normally, the atrium here at the Bottling House looks like an abandoned prison floor. But today they are setting up quite the staging for a dance performance. Kinda makes it look like First Ave. if you stripped away all the gunk on the ceiling.

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by Tom February 6, 2009 • 05:27 pm

We don’t enter competitions very often, but when we do it usually results in something good. We were recently awarded a quartet of 2008 W3 Interactive Awards, presented by the International Academy of Visual Arts and Advertising Age magazine.

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by Tom January 30, 2009 • 05:25 pm

We are thrilled to announce the addition of 2 talented individuals to the Olive team.

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by Tom January 28, 2009 • 05:23 pm

We’ll kick off our blog with an introduction to our revised branding! Last fall marked the five year anniversary of Olive and Company, and we started to feel a little constrained in our old “clothes” .... ready for a fresh outlook for 2009 … a renewed sense of optimism.

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