Plaques and sheet cakes weren’t enough for Advent’s 25th anniversary. Instead, we turned the milestone into an experience—reflecting on the two-person beginning that sparked a purpose: to create experiences that move people. From trade shows to stadiums, campuses to global brands, each project has shaped how we think, feel, remember, and do. As we celebrate 25 years of storytelling, we’re honoring the past, embracing the present, and stepping boldly into an even more connected, experiential future.
Category: Advent Culture
FAQS
Frequently asked questions of Advent’s design and storytelling process that has led to 2000+ projects completed around the world for clients in higher education, college athletics, professional sports, museums, halls of fame, and corporations.
What’s Your Niche?
Recently, we refined our NICHE to underscore the competencies that we have honed by serving our client partners over the past 25 years.
Advent Announces Four Promotions
Norman, Cyphers, Downie and Shafer Promoted
Listen to Understand
Today, I had the privilege to share some ideas with our friends at the 2021 College Athletics Leadership Summit in New Orleans. It was the first time this group had gathered in person for two years.
What Are You Focusing On Post Pandemic?
As far as fans are concerned, the most basic characteristic of a sporting event is the shared social experience. Studies consistently indicate that even more than wins and losses, the stadium…
The Gift of Gratitude
“How often should we express gratitude to those around us for what our teams have accomplished?
The Power of Story
ots of people seem to ask me “John, why does storytelling play such a big part in building a brand?”
Presentations That Move People—And Get You Noticed
When we give a presentation, we have to remember that the presentation is not the outcome. The outcome is something different.
125 Years of Auburn Women
After 125 years since Auburn University’s first co-ed class, it was time to pay homage to generations of influential women whose legacies continue to shape life on The Plains.