Think you need a big beefy budget and full-service
ad agency to get big bold ideas that get results?

Think again.

Since 1999, Brand+Aid has delivered fresh,
compelling, standout creative work for everything
from satellite radio to social-media sites. From rotisserie
chicken to therapy dogs. From safe-sex awareness
to the world’s largest order of nuns.

Whether it’s creating a new brand identity or a
brand new ad campaign, put a Brand+Aid on it:
For a print or interactive campaign.
Radio or TV spots. Website or web video.
Brand+Aid works less like an ad firm sitting across
the boardroom table and more like your very own
senior creative team that’s part of the staff.

Past and present clients who entrust Brand+Aid
include corporations like the CDC, Discovery
Communications, Verisign, XM Radio, JBG Developers,
Gannett, Booz Allen Hamilton and HCA Healthcare.
But we’re just as proud of work for smaller clients
like the National Fish & Wildlife Foundation, Food &
Friends, Whitman-Walker Health, People Animals Love
and the Sisters of Mercy. We also partner with large
PR/communications firms in the DC-Baltimore
market to provide backend creative development.

But enough already with the adjectives.
We’d much rather be judged by our ads.
Feel free to poke around our site and let us
know if we can help out with anything.

 

JEFF + SHIRLEY

Jeff and Shirley came up through the ranks at
various large advertising agencies in the Mid-Atlantic
area. Jeff as a copywriter and Shirley as an art director.
They worked together as a senior creative team
and associate creative directors at Adworks
for many years before striking out on their own
as Brand+Aid Creative in 1999.

Jeff and Shirley have won numerous creative
awards over their careers including CLIOs;
Communication Arts; The One Show; EFFIES;
and local, regional and national ADDYs,
including several Best-In-Show honors.

Jeff earned a BA in Communications
from UNC-Chapel Hill and Shirley a BFA in
Communication Art & Design from VCU.

 

Shirley-and-Jeff

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