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Hidden amongst the services, restaurants, empty offices, and mom-and-pop shops in a plaza in Naples, Florida lives a lighthouse—but not the kind you are familiar with. While it may not guide those lost at sea, it is a guiding light for some. This lighthouse is a beacon of innovative marketing communications, advertising campaigns and public relations services, designed to guide you and your business in the right direction. It helps small businesses through growth and helps puts kids through college. It creates meaningful and memorable brand identities for industry leaders looking to sail into the future. It shapes and showcases dynamic new ideas across all channels. And it helps expand brand awareness and dominance in marketplaces.

This guiding light is Wilson Creative Group.

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Welcome to WCG, Ryan Hall! When he’s not in the mountains for a moment with nature, Ryan pursues his other passion: making a creative impact. Let’s take a moment to get to know him a little better.

Q: Where did you work before WCG?

Old Navy, as an Associate Art Director in San Francisco, CA

Q: How do you get in the zone?

A lot of times it’s music and a good cup of coffee. But ultimately—a well written creative brief and a team brainstorm session off-site.

Q: What pushed you to grow and move forward in your marketing career?

The urge to know more, become a better designer and be a part of the decision-making process of a creative department.

Q: What is a problem that you encounter as CD, and how do you usually solve it?

Time! There never seems to be enough of it. So getting organized and having an accurate production schedule helps.

Q: Where’s the best view you’ve ever seen?

Camping on a Navajo Indian’s reservation (with permission of course) in the middle of Monument Valley!

Q: If you could instantly become an expert in something, what would it be?

Auto Mechanic. I love cars and my Jeep Wrangler. But if I knew how to fix everything I’d be in heaven.

Q: Which celebrity do you shamelessly follow in the news?

Elon Musk!

Q: What is one secret to creating a successful marketing campaign?

Get multiple viewpoints. Not just your own ideas. I find having all of the creative team at campaign kick offs and brainstorming sessions help tremendously.

Q: What’s your biggest strength as CD?

I’ve worked with some of the best creatives in the business with many diverse and different teams. I’m now able to take all of that knowledge and bring it to my role at WCG. As Creative Director, I’m able to guide and support a very talented team toward the future. What’s exciting is what’s to come.

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Hidden amongst the services, restaurants, empty offices, and mom-and-pop shops in a plaza in Naples, Florida lives a lighthouse—but not the kind you are familiar with.