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Written by Val Hunt
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Wednesday, 30 December 2009 21:26 |
 Jessica Watters entered the Dayton creative scene in 2001 when she started her design career at MeadWesvaco. From her initial position as junior graphic designer, Jessi advanced to her current position as creative services manager for Five Rivers MetroParks, where she took on the challenging role of utilizing and policing new brand standards on an organization that previously lacked any formal marketing department. Now, the parks have been pulled out of their staid ’70s look and enjoy a fresh, energetic appeal that matches the organization’s values of making Dayton a healthy, vibrant community.
This Miami Valley native obtained her degree in graphic design at Bowling Green State University where she joined the Phi Mu sorority and remains an active alumna in the Dayton chapter. In addition to her contributions to making dazzling designs, this diva has collected enough ADDYs to back U.S. currency. But it was Jessi’s passion for fashion that landed her the role of social coordinator for DCS. Her zeal for parties and abilities to host a fabulous soiree will ensure good times for current DCS members and just might help land a few more.
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Last Updated on Wednesday, 30 December 2009 21:43 |
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Job Board
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Written by Brian Ward
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Tuesday, 02 February 2010 18:01 |
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Dayton Access Television (DATV) is currently seeking a part-time Video Production Assistant to work 9 hours per week during the evening.
Duties include: teaching video production workshops, assisting with equipment check in/out, helping community producers with production related needs, and other duties as assigned. Previous video production experience is required, Avid editing skills preferred. Strong interpersonal skills are a necessity.
Candidate must be a city of Dayton resident, have a valid Ohio drivers license, and have reliable transportation.
Send resume to Steve Ross, Executive Director, at
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Job Board
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Written by Brian Ward
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Tuesday, 02 February 2010 17:28 |
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The Marketing Formula, a full-service marketing firm in Dayton, Ohio, seeks talented, innovative, Web Developer/Designer/Flash Developer to join our team. We are a tight group that values creativity, diversity and insightful input.
Qualified candidates must be creative, efficient, organized and able to work both independently and as a member of a team to see projects through to completion. Candidates must have advanced experience with all forms of Web Development, be proficient in Dreamweaver, Flash and have experience with Photoshop, Illustrator and Indesign.
Please forward your resume and letter of interest in PDF format to Alan Lee at
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Last Updated on Tuesday, 02 February 2010 17:34 |
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Happy hours
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Written by Jessica Watters
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Wednesday, 03 February 2010 22:06 |
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Are you one of those people who knows people? Bring those non-DCS-member people with you to Bring-A-Friend night! For each non-DCS member you bring, you will get one entry into a super-fabulous prize drawing!
If one of those non-DCS-members should join DCS, you will have our love and adoration forever! Okay, at least for a month or so. Even if you don't have friends to bring, you won't want to miss this happy hour -- we will unveil the exciting new 2010 DCS calendar of events. See you there!
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Creative Crux
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Written by Marisa Head
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Saturday, 12 September 2009 02:44 |
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What happens when two self-described 'art school guys,' both charged with creativity and well-versed in programming languages, decide to collaborate?
Ryan McCoy and Ian Lawson decided to find out, and the result was Atomic Interactive, a web design company that is quickly staking its ground in Dayton and beyond.
Since January 2007, the team at Atomic has designed web solutions for clients ranging from the Dayton Opera and Dayton History to high-tech research and development companies serving very specific markets.
Their creations are stunning both visually and technically, with interactive touches that demonstrate the thought and expertise that go into each project and take the sites above and beyond the norm. No detail goes unnoticed, giving users a smooth and aesthetically appealing experience no matter what they are using the website for.
And with plans for expansion, both in workforce and in services, the Atomic bomb is about to go off.
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Last Updated on Monday, 23 November 2009 02:20 |
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