James Birr
July 11, 2019 In 5IVE News

Talking People, Politics, and Progress with Our New Person

At 5IVE, we are committed to working with cause-driven companies and organizations and our dedication to “do good” in the community attracts a certain caliber of recruit. We are proud to continue building a passionate team of creative change makers who are working to push the envelope and make an impact in other’s lives. One of our most recent hires, James Birr, Project Coordinator & Executive Assistant, sat down with us to share a little bit about himself, his outlook on life, and what attracted him to our team.READ MORE

Noah Portrait
March 27, 2019 In 5IVE News

Bringing More Passion and Creative Power to Our Team

For the last few years our team has produced hundreds of videos and content pieces as an effective way to build impactful, authentic and engaged brands. As we continue to expand our creative capabilities as storytellers, we are always looking to bring new talent – creative minds that are not only skillful executors, but also good collaborators who are willing to provide their own unique point of view and apply their diverse experience to the complex issues behind our clients’ goals. READ MORE

Mike Borell
February 28, 2019 In 5IVE News, Industy Insights

Time for Reflection and Time for Self

Today, one of our most tenured employees Mike Borell reflects on his five-year journey at 5IVE and offers a glimpse into his exciting path forward. We’re sharing excerpts of Mike’s thoughts and mile markers that have carried him through to the present – working with creative intention and fierce passion on breakthrough campaigns as 5IVE’s lead copywriter and video producer.READ MORE

Dakota County Library | 5IVE | Rebrand | Minneapolis, MN
December 18, 2018 In Industy Insights, Strategy

Check This Out: Dakota County Library Partners with 5IVE to Debut Bold Rebrand

Among the volumes of periodicals, digitized audio books, streaming movies, fix-it-clinics, hands-on knitting classes, author visits, and caregiver support meetings, the Dakota County Libraries have written the book on how to cultivate community, creativity and learning. Their professional team – dedicated to the diverse needs of their neighbors – keeps things humming along at nine area branches, serving well over 150,000 individuals in the last 24 months. Yet, in a sense, the Library was experiencing its own case of “don’t-judge-a-book-by-its-cover” syndrome.

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