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A year of celebrating 25 years comes to a close. We launched new work, shared meaningful moments with clients and partners, and reflected on the principles that still guide One Lucky Guitar today.
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READ MOREOne of the strongest tools in your arsenal is the articulation of not just what you do, but how you do it. We call that Process Branding.
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READ MOREUnlike traditional consulting, which focuses primarily on reports and recommendations, Benchmark Human Services’ Active Consulting provides immediate, short-term, boots-on-the-ground support for state governments, private providers and clinical organizations serving individuals with complex needs.
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READ MOREOne Lucky Guitar partnered with the Women's Fund to develop the 2025 Moving What Matters Update, telling the overarching story about women and girls in Allen County.
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READ MOREThere’s something about the stretch between spring and summer that makes you want to get out of town—even just for a day. The school year winds down, the weather warms up, and suddenly, the idea of a quick adventure is calling your name.
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READ MOREOLG partnered with the Don Wood Foundation on the Get In on Next-Gen event, a bold plan for the future of advanced manufacturing in northeast Indiana.
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READ MOREAs part of the organization's 40th anniversary, the Putnam County Community Foundation (PCCF) partnered with OLG to refresh its brand identity, reflecting the organization’s continued commitment to enriching quality of life and strengthening Putnam County for generations to come.
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READ MOREOLG partnered with the Don Wood Foundation to produce a documentary honoring Don Wood’s legacy of strengthening education and workforce development across northeast Indiana.
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READ MOREWhen it comes to consumer brands, we believe personality wins. Vivid landscapes inspire. And that you have to stand up to stand out.
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READ MOREOne Lucky Guitar partnered with Dottie Davis and Kathy Curtis to design the cover of their book, Strangled: A Survivor’s Plea to Men Who Look the Other Way.
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READ MOREOLG partnered with LaGrange County Trails and LaGrange County Community Foundation to develop and launch the Hawpatch Trail brand through our Soul Sessions Workshops.