ADCO's Lora Prill named to board of East Point Academy

Apr 09

Helping spark new growth for our clients

Our long-time clients and friends know that ADCO has been growing in recent months. While the COVID-19 pandemic is far from over, we’ve emerged from the past four years with a new vision for our future. The pandemic changed the way we work, think, and collaborate with clients. It also... read more →

April 9, 2024
Strategy

Mar 07

Relic Room lecture goes national on C-SPAN

Exploring the stories of veterans and civilians is at the heart of programming in the South Carolina Confederate Relic Room and Military Museum. Typically, local history buffs and enthusiasts join the museum team in-person to spend their lunch hour listening to the unique perspectives of others. But we had a... read more →

March 7, 2024
ADCO, Clients, Media

Jul 28

Able SC helps ADCO learn how to reach EVERYBODY better

Are you able to read this blog post without difficulty? Was it easy to find? Can you follow the links easily? Great, because we wanted you to see this, and absorb it. But at ADCO, we want to reach everybody. And some people face obstacles that you don’t even think... read more →

July 28, 2023
ADCO, Communication

Jun 07

Lauren represents ADCO and the Midlands in St. Louis

Where in the world was Lauren McAlexander last week? Well, you may conclude that she was at McDonald’s, going by the vertical photo below and to the right (because you’re thinking that since it’s in portrait mode, you can’t see the other arch, which is off to the left). But... read more →

June 7, 2023
ADCO

Apr 03

Robinson Gray looks great, and BullStreet is really coming along

The denizens of ADCO had a treat last week -- we finally got over to client Robinson Gray's impressive new digs in the BullStreet District development. If you'll recall, the law firm moved there from the Vista at the end of August when their innovative new building, WestLawn, was completed.... read more →

April 3, 2023
ADCO, Clients, Community

Feb 27

What are the types of logos? An award-winning ad agency explains.

“Design is thinking made visual,” Saul Bass said. Logo branding and design are vital elements to a brand’s identity. But with so many types of logos, it can be hard to know the differences if you’re not in the industry. Collaborating with a designer is the best way to evaluate your... read more →

February 27, 2023
ADCO, Branding, Creative

Feb 09

WIS broadcasts the news: SwordFest 2023 is coming!

You may have known from some other source -- one of the many with whom we have shared the news -- that SwordFest 2023 was coming up this Saturday, Feb. 11, at the South Carolina Confederate Relic Room and Military Museum. If you hadn't, we hope you caught Soda City... read more →

February 9, 2023
ADCO, Clients, Community, Fun, Media

Nov 21

The Municipal Association of SC’s Civility initiative is catching on nationally

We’re always being told that imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, and so it is that at the moment we are feeling sincerely flattered. But not for ourselves – for the sake of our client, the Municipal Association of South Carolina. Like all governmental bodies, from Washington to local... read more →

November 21, 2022
ADCO, Clients, Communication, Community

Nov 14

Let’s all thank Lauren for her service

President Biden has told us that Nov. 8 -- Election Day 2022 -- was "a good day for democracy." And you know whom we have to thank for that? Lauren McAlexander. OK, maybe some other people, too, but we know her and the hard work she did, so she's the... read more →

November 14, 2022
ADCO, Community

Nov 09

Experience the stories of South Carolinians who fought in Vietnam

By Brad Warthen director of communications/public relations One of our clients, the South Carolina Confederate Relic Room and Military Museum, has something very special coming up on Friday, Veterans Day. It's been in the works for years, enduring many setbacks, from COVID to the flooding of the space where it... read more →

November 9, 2022
Clients

ADCO’s Lora Prill named to board of East Point Academy