Posted on August 02, 2006 by Nick Rice

I got really excited when I saw Yaro’s post on looking for new bloggers. For the last eight months I’ve been writing about bridging the gap between business and creative. So the opportunity to connect with business owners and executives was too good to pass up. I’m truly excited to be a part of SmallBusinessBranding.com. We hope to be a valuable part of your day.

I come from a big business background. I held various marketing management roles with a Fortune 350 office equipment and professional services firm. For over twelve years I worked in and around marketing communications including web, print, interactive, and video production. I strongly believe that a company that innovates and communicates better than the competition will grow.

Late last year my entrepreneurial instincts kicked in and I jumped ship for small business. I currently work for the Cre8tive Group, a marketing and design firm that specializes in developing “it quality” marcomm programs. We work with large corporations, but most of our clients are small businesses or non-profits. I want to use this blog to bring best practices, industry news, and fresh ideas to you. I will focus on the communication side of the innovation & communication equation to help you grow your business.

Feel free to contact me anytime with questions, comments, or suggestions.

Nick Rice

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About Nick: Nick Rice is a visionary accomplished marketing coach that works with successful service business owners who yearn to take their business to the next level yet struggle to attract more clients. Nick is the co-author of "The Age of Conversation", an Expert Blogger for Fast Company magazine, and authors an AdAge Power150 blog on the topic of marketing and branding. Download his free report, "7 Principles of Attracting More Clients," at www.nick-rice.com

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