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GOOD Attacks!

mono joined forces with GOOD to create a new platform to take on social, economic and environmental issues. GOOD Attacks! uses micro-volunteering as a vehicle to raise attention to a problem and spark change. Our first GOOD Attack! was in L.A., attacking the problem of traffic congestion. We leveraged GOOD’s well known use of infographics and created their first human one. Watch for more GOOD Attacks! Or be part of the next one.

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Angie’s pops in

Our freshest client is the sweetest, saltiest, and most addicting kernel in the bag. Angie’s Kettle Corn has been on a growth tear in the past two years, and hired mono to partner on its brand positioning on a national level. We’ll be working on a number of strategic, creative, and design-focused projects with the Angie’s folks in 2012. We seriously urge you to rip into a bag and see what the craze is all about.

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Jessica joins mono

Yessiree, we’re still growing in 2012. Our shiniest addition is project manager Jessica Martin. Jess is equipped with five years of brand management and marketing experience from posts at Mars Advertising and Mpls.St.Paul Magazine. Speaking of newness, she has a penchant for anything new: food, travel, and especially fun stationery. A whoop and holler and hearty welcome to her.

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happy new year

What’s a new year without new tunes? Especially customized jams from 8-bit avatars of each of us. Introducing monotunes. It was tough to follow monoface or 2011′s resolution simplifier, but this year’s greeting is not without delightful addictiveness. Mix and enjoy simple sounds to start your 2012 on a musical note. From all of us at mono.

wcco cameo

Our “Do Whatever It Takes” online fundraiser for Virgin is still receiving off-the-wall pledges to raise money for youth homelessness through January, and recently got some local love from WCCO’s morning show. Reporter Natalie Kane chatted with some mono folks to learn more about the cause, idea, and adventures in eyebrow shaving. Watch above, and read the full story here.