I’m a list maker. I have a list for everything. There’s my To Do List and my What I Really Have To Do List. And then there’s the Someday I’ll get to This List. There’s a list for gift ideas for my family. A list of things to write about. A list of things to
Do What You Love & Love What You Do
From the desks of women who are determined to have it all.
Dog days of summer
Summer may be coming to an end, but the hot weather certainly isn’t! Whether we spent this season outside enjoying the sun, or inside beating the heat, we’ve had our loyal companions to keep us company. Can you guess which dog belongs to which KMC employee? Hint: some employees will have more than one!
Why our work doesn’t feel like “work”
I’m a graduate of Columbia Public Schools. A proud Shepard Stallion, Jeff Junior Cyclone and Hickman Kewpie. And now our children are attending Columbia Public Schools. I’m passionate about our strong public school system – and that’s why it doesn’t feel like work to work for a client like the Columbia Public Schools Foundation (CPSF).
How travel abroad elevates my creativity at home
Not so long ago, I was a freshman Journalism student at MU. I had big plans: I was going to travel the world, writing stories as an international correspondent for some big news agency. A few years later, I switched tracks from journalism to advertising—still with plans to exit the Midwest as soon as possible.
Giving back because we can
At this time of year, when things are busy and schedules are crazy, it’s easy to lose sight of those things that are important to us. KMC has a rich history of working with several of our community’s nonprofit organizations, from the Ronald McDonald House of Mid-Missouri to the Columbia Public Schools Foundation to Welcome
Why I left my corporate job and started my own marketing communications agency
How did Knorr Marketing Communications, aka KMC, come about? It’s simple really. My husband and I found ourselves stretched thin with dual careers requiring extensive hours and three young kids (ages 6, 3 and 1). We were a train wreck waiting to happen. It really became apparent one Sunday afternoon after I returned home from