Exceleration Music came to us with a challenge: We know we are going to grow 3x in the next few years. We also know that we don’t have the systems in place to navigate that growth.

This independent record label, formed by a partnership of music industry veterans, had the connections and know-how to make a splash in the music industry, but they hadn’t yet established their processes to match.

The biggest question on their mind - Google Workspace or Office 365?

We couldn’t wait to get started. We scheduled the Assessment kick off meeting as quickly as possible.

Generation Citizen, a non-profit dedicated to transforming civics education so that young people are equipped and inspired to exercise their civic power, had a SalesForce problem.

They knew that Salesforce had the potential to make their development work more efficient and effective, but it had been feeling more like an encumbrance than a tool. Generation Citizen put out an RFP that we responded to with a proposal for a 3 phased approach:

Assess the situation

Design the new configuration

Implement and Rollout the new configuration to staff.

We’re glad they accepted the proposal, because this would become one of our most successful partnerships of 2022!

From the first day that we met with Clare, it was evident that she wanted to make this brand her own. Utilizing inspirations she had come across when envisioning what Chicago Art Therapy needed to symbolize, she returned to the sun and the moon.

An Infinite Mind (AIM) was formed out of a need for accurate information on Dissociative Identity Disorders. Many non-profit organizations rely heavily on volunteers which left their website inconsistently maintained. Their goal was to create an easy to manage and modular site for a growing nonprofit organization which they could self-manage, that reflected new branding and programs.

Through a partnership with Andersonville Chamber of Commerce, eGuide continues to be able to unify and optimize content strategy for the Chamber's digital presence.

Through a partnership with Wix, eGuide was connected with Shorty Tang & Sons to help the business relaunch their website after sinking roots in the Newark, New Jersey Area.

Over the course of the School’s Summer Break, eGuide partnered with Amy Ewaldt, Executive director of Scuola Italiana Enrico Fermi, and the SIEF board to navigate an update to both the school’s brand standards and the website. By taking a compounded approach eGuide was able to align the vision of the project and publish the website by the start of the school year. 

Through a continued partnership with Tall Guy and a Grill, eGuide continues to be able to unify and optimize content strategy for the company's digital presence.

With the onset of the pandemic An Infinite Mind Executive Director, Jamie Pollack found herself in a place to transition the organization’s in person conference, Healing Together, into a virtual event. After finding much success due to reaching a broader audience, and reducing the overall price of attendance, the organization was ready to look to the future of virtual and live events. Through a series of one-on-one planning workshops that culminated in a board of directors retreat, eGuide was able to help provide structure to these plans for the following year. 

eGuide has been a partner of Zach’s since the beginning of 2021, starting our collaboration with business coaching. Following a collaborative 2 month design process we were able to launch the site. 

When Zach decided to take his passion to full-time status, eGuide was there to help create a brand and logo that was reflective of Zach’s style and approach.

The Flossmoor Public Library in Flossmoor, IL received a grant to help seniors bridge the technology gap. A portion of that grant was dedicated to purchasing 10 iPads for library patrons to access. In addition to the iPads, the library wanted to provide easy-to-follow training videos and guides to answer commonly asked questions. eGuide was brought on to partner with the library to produce  4 videos and “e-guides” that would impact how library patrons were able to connect to family and friends using the iPads.