Two printed event flyers for virtual webinars placed on a beige carpet next to a wooden piece of furniture.
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A stylized, orange-colored word 'me' with a black background.

F&P Marketing Assets

2024-Present

objective

This collection highlights a variety of marketing and outreach materials created to support Flood and Peterson's events, client education initiatives, and business development efforts. One of the key projects featured is a series of monthly webinar promotions developed for Flood and Peterson's Risk Control team. These webinars cover a range of topics related to safety, risk management, and employment practices. I was given the opportunity to refresh and modernize the existing promotional materials, creating a more cohesive and timeless visual style that better aligned with our evolving brand.

Two printed flyers about Lockout-Tagout requirements and best practices for safety regulations, one with a photo of two workers in safety helmets and another with a photo of two professionals smiling, placed on a white surface with some stalks of wheat nearby.

Beyond the webinar campaigns, I have also worked closely with several departments, including our Benefits and Human Services teams, to develop customized outreach materials for industry events, networking opportunities, and prospect meetings. Rather than relying solely on traditional 8.5" x 11" service sheets, I helped introduce more targeted and engaging collateral, including postcard-sized leave-behinds designed to start conversations and create a stronger first impression. These pieces provide a more approachable way to communicate our services while giving teams a practical tool to use during face-to-face interactions.

Collection of digital flyers for Flood & Peterson virtual seminars in 2026, covering topics such as health benefits, risk control, lockout-tagout procedures, mineral training, and HR compliance, with dates, times, and registration details.

challenges

One of the biggest challenges throughout the project was maintaining consistency across the entire website. It wasn't enough for each individual page to look good, I needed the site to feel cohesive from start to finish. I focused on creating a consistent visual experience through layout and navigation so that every page felt like part of the same brand story. As the project progressed, I also learned how to work with custom code in Squarespace, allowing me to make design adjustments and add functionality beyond what the standard platform offered.

Brochure flyer for Flood & Peterson insurance company featuring a photo of a man in a yellow jacket and a woman with a girl sitting on a park bench, and information about insurance services and contact details for three agents.

outcome

What I value most about these projects is the opportunity to enhance how our company presents itself to clients and prospects. By modernizing outdated materials and creating more intentional, audience-focused designs, I was able to help support outreach efforts across multiple teams while strengthening the overall consistency of the Flood and Peterson brand. The result is a collection of materials that not only looks more polished and professional but also better reflects who we are and how we serve our clients.

A printed flyer on a table promoting health plan management and employee benefits for Flood & Peterson, featuring a group discussion with diverse individuals in a modern office setting.