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2 Responses to “Taking .000000002% of a bite out of Charlotte’s unemployment rate.”

1. Eric Davis, on November 5th, 2010 at 11:52 am Said:

   Just sent you my resume with some links to my work. Hope you’re interested!

2. Rick Bryant, on March 19th, 2012 at 9:33 am Said:

   My name is Rick Bryant and I am what you might call a hybrid creative. I started as an Art Director and I have over the years began doing more and more copywriting to the point I have become my own one man creative team at times. I was recently freelancing at Red212 and Bridge Worldwide(Now Possible) here in Cincinnati as a Senior Copywriter/ Art Director. Some accounts I’ve recently worked on are P&G EveryDay Solutions and Walmart as well as Tide, Millstone Coffee, Folgers and Dunkin Donuts Coffee. Before that I was working as a freelance CD/Copywriter at a place in Greenville, NC called Evolve. Over the years I’ve developed my copywriting skills writing scripts for video, web, TV, and even radio, but I see myself first and foremost a creative. I have had the opportunity to work on some very well-known and successful accounts among them “What Happens Here, Stays Here” for Las Vegas. I have had the good fortune to also do 3 Super Bowl spots for Hotjobs.com and Las Vegas. My work has been seen in The Clio’s, CA, One Show and Print Magazine. Attached are a copy of my resume and PDF sample portfolio. If you would like to go to my website at http://www.rsbryantadvertising.com you will be able to see additional samples of my print, web and collateral work in addition to my TV Reel. Maybe you might have some use for me in some creative capacity. Thanks for your time.

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