What I like to refer to as "the feeling"

Sep 23

by Lisa Migliaccio, Account Coordinator

The scenario: Labor Day Weekend.
Driving up on the long, boring stretch of the Florida Turnpike from Miami to Jacksonville. Windows down. Cruising. Jammin' out to an old "Road Trip" mix CD from college.

Out of nowhere, I see a Seacoast National Bank billboard. I get "the feeling".

As one of the newest people to Ronin, and the youngest person on the account services team, I still find myself in awe of how unbelievably fulfilling this industry is. When I saw the Seacoast billboard, I took a moment and felt very proud.

During the normal workday, amongst the emails, phone calls and to-do lists I create everyday, I seem to lose track of the big picture. Get creative from the creative team, proof read, send to client, submit to publication or production, and repeat the next day. But, what we don't always keep at the top of our minds is that in this business, your simple, and seemingly mundane tasks are actually shaping an entire brand.

The feeling that came over me as I was driving on the highway was a sense of accomplishment. It assured me that when work gets hectic- it's for that feeling; being able to see something that you had a hand in doing. Throughout the process I was the bridge between client and creative. I can only image "the feeling" for the creative team- but that's a whole different story.

As my days pass working at Ronin, I can only hope that no matter how successful I become, I never lose "the feeling".

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