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Our latest Forbes.com article focuses on the evolution of voice technology and how it’s impacting the ability of agencies to develop brands and communicate on behalf of clients.

What does it take to become a company that workers want to be part of? Inc. magazine says it’s more than good pay and good perks – it’s also about having a clear purpose, a sense of humor, and leadership that makes them all work together.

In her new role, she will bring creative media solutions to clients in order to get their messages in front of the right audience, at the right time, while keeping a pulse on the latest in media planning and buying techniques and platforms relevant to MESH’s clients.

MESH’s process of transforming and growing businesses through the offering focuses on three key pillars: Human Capital, Operational Efficiencies, and Brand/Marketing Communications.

We’re thrilled to be recognized as a Gold Winner by the Educational Advertising Awards for our “Choose Dunham” marketing campaign we created for The Dunham School. To learn more about the awards and view a full list of the winners, visit the EduAd Awards.

Our CEO shares insights on Forbes.com about how leaders can engage employees and deliver an authentic, consistent brand and workplace environment despite interruptions, unforeseen circumstances, and change.

We’re spicing up commutes and making headlines with our OOH creative for our client, Don’s Seafood. Check it out via Adweek and NOLA.com!

MESH, an independent award-winning creative and strategic agency with over 15 years of success, earned top honors at the Baton Rouge American Advertising “ADDYs” Awards ceremony held on Saturday night at the L’auberge Casino, including “Best in Show” for its work with Visit Baton Rouge.

First of all, focus on doing exceptional work and finding people you can train to do exceptional work. If you do great work, your business will grow.

One user of their technology is Milo Ag, an agricultural company that provides producers access to cognitive solutions, natural language interfaces and blockchain.

MESH, a Baton Rouge-based strategic marketing firm, is partnering with Not Rocket Science, a software development company based in Covington, to create “branded bots” or software that performs automated tasks.

We’re excited to announce that MESH brought home two awards in this year’s 36th Annual Telly Awards, a premier international video and film production competition with over 12,000 entries this year.