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Colorado Community College System needed a new website — one that would capture their efforts overseeing 13 community colleges, as well as their work with the state legislature and business leaders. With a wealth of web content to be updated and managed, they sought a partner who was up to the task.

Located just north of Seattle, Edmonds College offers both 2- and 4-year degrees while also striving to meet the needs of nontraditional students, community partners, and local businesses. Edmonds asked MAC to guide them in a complete overhaul of multiple public-facing websites in order to streamline user pathways, while also creating fresh brand messaging and marketing tools to help the college better tell its story.

In partnership with five separate transit agencies, Clackamas County selected MAC to develop an all-new digital transportation hub that enables Portland-area riders to view bus routes, get directions, and track bus locations from a single website.

Oregon’s early childhood development organizations were fragmented, causing challenges for families seeking support. The Department of Early Learning and Care (DELC) was created to consolidate these resources, and they enlisted MAC’s help to design an inclusive visual identity and sub-brand system for the new unified agency.

LBCC knew it needed a new look. It also needed to reframe a conversation. How could this dynamic institution overcome its perception challenges? After a thorough search for an experienced branding design partner, LBCC chose MAC.

Linn Together came to MAC to further their public health mission by preventing and reducing youth substance use. They needed a strategic partner to develop a distinctive, inviting brand; a robust website; and an ongoing series of large, educational media campaigns.

For more than 133 years, the towering county courthouse has been a hard-to-miss symbol of local government. Problem was, an old-timey image of the historic building didn’t exactly capture this progressive community’s vision for the future. Benton County wanted to build a more modern, vibrant, and inclusive brand identity. And for that, they called on the MAC.