THE ROSTER. THE INDUSTRIES. THE PROOF.
The range of organizations I've worked with over three decades isn't a vanity stat. It's a strategic asset. Every engagement has made me a sharper strategist for the next one. Here's the range that represents.
Automotive
Ford · Chrysler
While running Ceres Environmental in the environmental remediation industry, I played the lead role in securing and renewing multi-million dollar, 12-month contracts with both Ford and Chrysler. These weren't marketing campaigns — they were operational contracts won on credibility, execution, and relationship management at the highest corporate level.
Precision Manufacturing & Metal Fabrication
Tendon Manufacturing
Ohio's premier precision metal fabrication operation — 150,000 square feet, ISO 9001:2015 certified, serving aerospace, defense, medical, energy, and government sectors across 48 states. Over a decade of continuous digital marketing partnership.
Federal Government & Defense
NASA · Department of Energy — EG&G · US Army Recruiting
At 22 years old, running Ceres Environmental — a Cleveland-based hazardous waste remediation company — I personally led the effort that won the EG&G Department of Energy contract renewal two years in a row. NASA and US Army Recruiting followed. This wasn't marketing theory. This was a young operator making moves and delivering results at the federal level before most people land their first management role.
Environmental & Hazardous Materials
Waste Management · HazMat Magazine
I don't just market to this industry — I ran a company inside it. My business and marketing plans played a direct role in the acquisition of my father's national environmental companies by a Waste Management principal stakeholder.
Financial Services
Fifth Third Bank
I produced print and digital one-sheets for Fifth Third Bank deployed across their Cleveland, Ohio market locations. Precision, compliance sensitivity, and institutional trust signals — when the product is money and the buyer is a business, every word carries weight.
Construction & Real Estate Development
Forest City Construction
While running Ceres Environmental Group, Inc., I secured multiple contracts just under $1 million with Forest City Construction. Those contracts were won on demonstrated capability, regulatory compliance, and the kind of credibility that only comes from having done the work before. That same discipline — prove you can deliver before you ask for the deal — is exactly what I engineer into every construction client's marketing infrastructure.
Consumer Brands & Media
MTV · FILA
MTV needed soundtracks for the national US Army Recruitment campaign. I was a partner in a hybrid digital and analog recording studio in Bedford, Ohio — I created, produced, and recorded the tracks they used. FILA was local brand marketing for their Beachwood, Ohio store. I was involved in promoting the brand, and the store was featured on a live broadcast — I played a role in that broadcast as well. Real work. Real media. Real results.
Building Materials & National Accounts
IB Roof Systems
IB Roof Systems is a current client — and they are not a small account. They are a national company, one of the largest in their niche, owned by an international parent organization. Every month, I produce the digital PDF marketing materials their sales teams carry into the field and deploy across national marketing campaigns. When a company of that scale trusts you to represent their brand in the hands of their sales force, that is not a vendor relationship. That is a credibility endorsement no case study can replicate. It means they have seen the work. They have tested the results. And they keep coming back.
Industrial & Power Systems
Trayer Engineering · HazMat Magazine
Trayer Engineering was the project that launched my web business — and it remains one of the clearest examples of what digital authority can do when it is engineered correctly. Around 2005, I built a large-scale website for this California-based manufacturer of industrial power switchgear serving government agencies and Fortune 500 corporations. The result was not just a website. They gained substantial national visibility. Their bottom line moved in the right direction. That engagement established the model I still use today: build digital infrastructure that does not just look good — it produces measurable business outcomes. When your buyer is a government procurement officer and your product is mission-critical infrastructure, the marketing has to carry the full weight of technical authority.
What this means for your business:
Your buyer isn't searching for a marketing agency. They're searching for a solution to a problem that's costing them money — lost production time, compliance risk, supply chain gaps, equipment that should be running but isn't. The question isn't whether they'll find someone. The question is whether they'll find you.
I've been inside the industries you serve — not as a visitor running interviews for a case study, but as an operator who held P&L responsibility, signed contracts, managed crews, and answered to federal regulators. When you and I talk about your market, I'm not learning it from a briefing document. I'm drawing on pattern recognition accumulated across thirty-four years and eight industrial sectors.
That context compresses the timeline. Instead of spending the first six months bringing a strategist up to speed on how your industry works, you spend that time executing — because I already know how procurement decisions are made in manufacturing, how compliance shapes messaging in environmental services, how specifications govern buying behavior in construction, and how government contracting requires a different kind of credibility entirely.
The fastest way to test this: Run a free AI audit of your current marketing position. The results will tell you — in minutes — whether your business is visible to the buyers who matter most. Then schedule a Strategy Day and let's see how fast we can change what the search engines and AI systems are saying about you.
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