GoldenComm is Going for Gold

We are thrilled to introduce our new Case Studies. You can always find out a little bit about our development projects on our Portfolio, but this new series provides a more in-depth look at our most incredible success stories. With this full-service engineering firm, we took on the challenge of filling their sales funnel by building a sleek, modern lead-gen site for the central part of their business—plus a hedgehog microsite dedicated to the sulfur recovery niche. Read the full article to learn more and see our amazing results.

We are always excited for the opportunity to visit clients in-person. Last month, some GC team members made the trek to Fullerton, CA to visit Verde Bioresins. Check out highlights - including a quick video - of our trip.

The highlight of any summer at GoldenComm is the addition of Summer Interns. This year, we are grateful to have James Crupi, Katie Gasper, and Sam Bray join us. Read on for more on GC’s newest recruits:

• James Crupi currently attends Cal State Fullerton. Fun fact: he used to play in a Jazz Band as a drummer and would perform Big Jazz Band shows at Disneyland.
• Katie Gasper has just completed her second year at UC San Diego. Fun fact: she loves to draw/paint in her free time.
• Sam Bray is a recent graduate of the University of Oklahoma. Fun fact: he have a bird named Kevin.

This month, the GoldenComm Book Club is reading Shoe Dog by Phil Knight. In the book, Phil, the founder and board chairman of the world-famous sports brand Nike, offers a rare and revealing look at the company’s early days as start-up and its evolution into one of the world’s most iconic, game-changing, and profitable brands. We have loved learning from Phil’s (frequent) setbacks and how he truly embodies the Nike mission statement, “Just Do It”.

Our Chief Delivery Officer Brian Daley has seen hundreds of development projects launch at GoldenComm. In this podcast episode, he talks about the 10 common behaviors of successful projects and how they correspond to John Wooden’s Pyramid of Success. Watch the full episode (23 min) if you’ve got the time or just a clip (1 min) if you’re in a hurry.