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  • Driving Awareness Through Fashion | 2026 BRVC Site

    "I don’t have to shape-shift in order to grow this brand. I’m literally just showing up. It all works because it’s my brand, it’s me. Brianna’s method has reassured me that it’s okay to use my brand story to keep going, that all the moving pieces in my business will come together, I can be authentic in every stage, and make sense as my business evolves. Her method has made me feel like my brand is such a representation of what I’m authentically trying to translate to the people." April Kelly Mompreneur & Start-Up Founder

  • Optimizing Systems for Sustainable Impact | 2026 BRVC Site

    RiseUP for Arts Non-Profit RiseUP for Arts Takes Art ManiFESTation to New Heights Client RiseUP for Arts: Project Management to Empower Event Committee Year 2022 Scope of Work Project Management, Systems Implementation, Administrative Assistance, Event Planning Industry Non-Profit Here's the Sitch (aka Situation) Fundraisers, Art ManiFESTation (a collaboration with MAD) and Cocktails for Change, are not foreign events to supporters of RiseUP for Arts. In 2022, the organization wanted to mesh the high-energy of these events, to produce an interactive arts experience in Connecticut. RiseUP was founded in 2012 as a youth development and mentoring program aimed at helping youth develop the skills needed to be the catalysts that inspire and uplift their community. RiseUP for Arts has grown to be the State of Connecticut's only state-wide public art nonprofit. In addition to public art, RiseUP for Arts is still focused on youth development in each community mural project. RiseUP also partners and organizes creative placemaking experiences across Connecticut. In 2021, RiseUP for Arts Founder, Matt Conway, wanted to revitalize the organization's Art ManiFESTation event by forming an event committee and streamlining tasks. Our Approach Excited to bring a unique experience to Connecticut's arts ecosystem, we facilitated the below processes: An assessment of the existing RiseUP team, divided into 6 sub-committees based on superpowers/event Helped teams focus on individual goals and tasks through consistently updated Assisted with Marketing strategy and messaging where necessary. (Framed the event’s interactive elements messaging for sponsorship/marketing purposes) Built out contacts for sponsorship list (up to 40) Team supervision/accountability - attended necessary meetings to ensure teams were kept on track, risks were mitigated, and agendas were moving forward. The below ROI of our support contributed to an organized event that "exceeded expectations by 1,000%!"(Source) Risk mitigation and accountability monitoring Increased productivity levels Time and energy available to complete other tasks (Time Management) Establishment and maintenance of efficient business systems and processes Documented processes (to help plan for next year’s event)

  • Town of Waterford | 2026 BRVC Site

    Town of Waterford Showcasing Grant Impact and Establishing the Economic Development Commission’s Presence Client Town of Waterford: Establishing the EDC's Presenc e Year 2023 Scope of Work Brand Identity, Brand Messaging Development, Content Creation, Newsletter Creation Industry Municipal Here's the Sitch (aka Situation) In 2022 and 2023, with the help of BRVC’s Operations Management team, the Town of Waterford (TOW) awarded a total of $170,065.01 in grants to small businesses through its Small Business Grant Program, funded by the American Rescue Plan Act. Despite the program’s success, TOW lacked in-house support for marketing and content creation to effectively showcase its impact and position the Economic Development Commission (EDC) as a resource for the local business community. Our Approach BRVC’s Creative Strategy team provided comprehensive support to amplify the program’s success and elevate TOW’s branding as well as storytelling. Marketing Audit Conducted a competitor analysis to refine TOW’s brand identity and identify successful elements of similar programs. Mini Marketing Campaign Developed messaging, strategy, and key performance indicators to promote the program and align with TOW’s long-term branding goals. Content Creation Produced 8 original social media posts, including captions and hashtags, along with a newsletter and press release highlighting the program’s achievements. Visual Branding Designed and delivered a specific EDC logo to establish the commission as a trusted resource for the business community. Our Impact & Client Milestones Delivered high-quality, engaging content (videos, graphics, and written assets) shared on TOW’s website and social platforms, effectively showcasing the First Selectman and EDC’s impact on small businesses. Supported TOW in sharing grant recipients’ stories and highlighting the program’s success, building stronger connections with the local business community. Provided a ready-to-use press release template to spotlight the distribution of over $170k to small businesses. Positioned the EDC as a valuable resource through cohesive branding and storytelling, and a first-ever logo. With BRVC’s expertise, TOW successfully demonstrated the transformative impact of its grant program, enhanced its public visibility, and set the stage for long-term community engagement and support BRVC x TOW & EDC - NEWSLETTER - Small Business Grant Program Cohorts 1 and 2 (2022 - 2023) PRESS RELEASE - Waterford’s Economic Development Boosts Local Businesses

  • BRVC: Tina Turtle X Steve Madden

    Tina Turtle x Influencer Marketing & Management Boosting Tina Turtle’s Brand and Revenue Client Tina Turtle Year 2024 Scope of Work Branding, Influencer Marketing, Influencer Management Industry Lifestyle With nearly 1 million followers, viral moments, and cultivated influence, Tina Turtle has reached a pivotal point in her brand journey, that involves solidifying her as a fashion and lifestyle content creator. Here's the Sitch (aka Situation) Our Approach Over the past 8.5 months, we focused on solidifying the packaging and presentation of Tina’s brand to elevate her as a go-to collaborator for brands looking to connect with Gen-Z and millennial women who live confidently, appreciate nostalgia, and aim to make the most of life. Branding & Strategy: Updated social media bios and created a streamlined brand kit and one-sheet to establish a consistent and clear brand identity. Marketing & Communications: Defined partnership goals, conducted market research, and analyzed past efforts to identify strategic opportunities. Set up a Brand Correspondence Tracker to manage inbound inquiries. Operations Management: Managed inbound inquiries with response templates and directed to Tina’s management. Pitched outbound to relevant brands, securing partnerships and increasing revenue. Our Impact & Client Milestones Revenue Growth: From October 4 to December 20, Tina's revenue nearly doubled compared to the previous 1.5-month period, and almost tripled compared to the first 4 months of the partnership. This demonstrates a significant increase in both the average deal size and overall revenue performance. Social Media Milestones: Tina reached 100k+ followers on Instagram, significantly expanding her reach and influence. Brand Partnerships: She attended her first festival, the Broccoli City Music Festival, with travel compensation. Tina became the face of a summer campaign with Paper Planes, which resulted in ongoing engagement with the brand. After participating in gifting campaigns, Tina secured her first paid Steve Madden deal and a paid partnership with Adore Me, showcasing her ability to leverage event content into paid collaborations. Gained partnerships with Fashion Nova, Readyhubb, Kenner, Nike, PUMA and more. With nearly 1 million followers, viral moments, and cultivated influence, Tina Turtle has reached a pivotal point in her brand journey, that involves solidifying her as a fashion and lifestyle content creator.

  • Insightful Guidance, Renewed Confidence | 2026 BRVC Site

    Lachers Reese Expansion, Here We Come! Lachers Hair By Demand Improves Operations Management Client Lachers Reese: Holistic Growth Year 2018-2019 Scope of Work Brand Messaging Development, Brand Partnerships, Project Management, Systems Implementation, Administrative Assistance, Team Development Industry Lifestyle, B2C Here's the Sitch (aka Situation) A move to a new salon location in 2018, sparked a determination for brand growth--starting from the inside! Goal & Objectives Update and launch website Create and promote event packages for weddings, event planners, bar & bat mitzvahs, entertainment companies, etc. Create and implement marketing/public relations plan that increases client relationships, workshops and strategic partnerships Find opportunities to maximize staff, and overall growth in customers Our Approach To prepare the Lachers Reese brand for the benefits of an aggressive integrated PR/Marketing Strategy & Communications plan, BRVC's collaboration focused on brand development, digital marketing consulting, operations consulting, creative services & preliminary public relations support. Our Impact & Client Milestones Updated website for discoverability, brand identity and consistency purposes. Updates included: biography, images, online booking, special occasion bookings and newsletter subscriptions. The updated website generated incoming inquiries from potential clients (a nearly 50% monthly increase from 2017-2018) Developed messaging & graphics for brochures, which highlighted special occasion bookings Generated a list of state-wide venues, event planners & entertainment/performing arts companies to prepare for an aggressive promotional campaign Brainstormed & created a brand ambassador/influencer program to connect with local influencers Grew salon team to include assistant, receptionist and another stylist that aligns with updated brand goals and company infrastructure Ongoing support: Lead operations management Develop internal processes Improve company culture Host staff meetings Brainstorm salon specials Improve external communication processes & more

  • Financially Empowering HBCU Students | 2026 BRVC Site

    Town of Waterford Showcasing Grant Impact and Establishing the Economic Development Commission’s Presence Client Town of Waterford: Establishing the EDC's Presenc e Year 2023 Scope of Work Brand Identity, Brand Messaging Development, Content Creation, Newsletter Creation Industry Municipal Here's the Sitch (aka Situation) In 2022 and 2023, with the help of BRVC’s Operations Management team, the Town of Waterford (TOW) awarded a total of $170,065.01 in grants to small businesses through its Small Business Grant Program, funded by the American Rescue Plan Act. Despite the program’s success, TOW lacked in-house support for marketing and content creation to effectively showcase its impact and position the Economic Development Commission (EDC) as a resource for the local business community. Our Approach BRVC’s Creative Strategy team provided comprehensive support to amplify the program’s success and elevate TOW’s branding as well as storytelling. Marketing Audit Conducted a competitor analysis to refine TOW’s brand identity and identify successful elements of similar programs. Mini Marketing Campaign Developed messaging, strategy, and key performance indicators to promote the program and align with TOW’s long-term branding goals. Content Creation Produced 8 original social media posts, including captions and hashtags, along with a newsletter and press release highlighting the program’s achievements. Visual Branding Designed and delivered a specific EDC logo to establish the commission as a trusted resource for the business community. Our Impact & Client Milestones Delivered high-quality, engaging content (videos, graphics, and written assets) shared on TOW’s website and social platforms, effectively showcasing the First Selectman and EDC’s impact on small businesses. Supported TOW in sharing grant recipients’ stories and highlighting the program’s success, building stronger connections with the local business community. Provided a ready-to-use press release template to spotlight the distribution of over $170k to small businesses. Positioned the EDC as a valuable resource through cohesive branding and storytelling, and a first-ever logo. With BRVC’s expertise, TOW successfully demonstrated the transformative impact of its grant program, enhanced its public visibility, and set the stage for long-term community engagement and support BRVC x TOW & EDC - NEWSLETTER - Small Business Grant Program Cohorts 1 and 2 (2022 - 2023) PRESS RELEASE - Waterford’s Economic Development Boosts Local Businesses

  • Optimizing Systems for Sustainable Impact | 2026 BRVC Site

    Exhibit B Agency Project 50% Revenue Goal in 3 Months Year 2023 Scope of Work Strategy Industry Start-Up, B2B "By uncovering my strategic steps I’ve been landing longer term contracts, which I was never really focused on before. I wanted to hit $10k - $20k months faster, doing 1 or 2 projects a month. Thinking strategically about my approach, I was able to hit 50% of my goal within 3 months. I also figured out a way where I don't have to be completely present on my business’ Instagram and can still introduce people to my story and the brand which has been working so far." CEO, Creative Director Ashli F. CEO, Creative Director Ashli F. Here's the Sitch (aka Situation) As the Founder & Creative Director of Exhibit B Agency, the client had built a strong reputation through referrals and word-of-mouth, delivering high-quality work across web design, branding, and creative direction. However, growth was not yet systemized or scalable. Key challenges included: No consistent client acquisition strategy beyond inbound referrals Discomfort with pitching, particularly when it felt inauthentic or misaligned Revenue inconsistency, despite offering high-ticket services ($10K–$30K+) A desire to work with aligned, investment-ready clients in tech, film, music, and entrepreneurship While the creative foundation was strong, the business needed structure around positioning, outreach, and sales systems to support sustainable growth. Our Approach Through a targeted 1-hour strategy session, we provided Exhibit B Agency with a focused, high-impact roadmap to strengthen brand positioning, refine outreach, and build a more intentional path to revenue growth. The session focused on: Clarifying Brand Positioning & Ideal Client Focus Identified alignment between Exhibit B Agency’s strengths and launch-driven clients across tech, film, music, and entrepreneurship Refined how to communicate value in a way that feels authentic, intentional, and aligned Reframing Outreach as Aligned Partnership-Building Shifted the client’s perspective on pitching from transactional to relationship-driven outreach Introduced simple frameworks for personalized communication across email, LinkedIn, and community channels Revenue Strategy & Service Alignment Mapped a clear path to a $20K revenue goal through high-ticket services like web design and brand campaigns Provided guidance on balancing premium offerings with flexible pathways to reach revenue targets Introducing Scalable Systems & Sales Structure Recommended building repeatable proposals, contracts, and outreach templates to increase efficiency Outlined key KPIs (pitches, calls, conversions) to track and optimize performance over time Founder-Led Visibility Strategy Reinforced the importance of the founder’s voice in building trust and connection Identified opportunities to leverage platforms like LinkedIn and YouTube for sustainable visibility Our Impact & Client Milestones Following a single strategy session, we conducted a check-in 90 days later to assess progress. While the full outreach strategy had not yet been implemented, Exhibit B Agency made intentional shifts that strengthened the foundation for scalable growth. Key milestones included: Secured high-value, time-intensive client work - Landed two major engagements, including a full company rebrand (3+ month project) and art direction for a large-scale summit—demonstrating continued demand for high-level creative services. Shifted toward longer-term, more stable revenue - Began prioritizing extended engagements over one-off projects, reaching approximately 50% of monthly revenue goals through ongoing contracts. Built scalable sales and delivery infrastructure - Developed ready-to-use proposals and contracts across core services—eliminating the need to recreate materials and increasing efficiency across the sales process. Prioritized operational efficiency before scaling outreach - Intentionally focused on “working smarter, not harder” by refining internal systems—ensuring readiness to execute consistent outreach (14–28+ companies per week) without overwhelm. Refined tools and systems for lead generation - Tested LinkedIn Sales Navigator and identified alternative tools that better aligned with workflow and cost-efficiency. Expanded visibility in a more sustainable way - Leveraged YouTube to share her story and introduce audiences to the brand—reducing reliance on constant Instagram presence while recognizing LinkedIn as a key area for growth.

  • Insightful Guidance, Renewed Confidence | 2026 BRVC Site

    Traffix'd Project Insightful Guidance, Renewed Confidence Year 2023 Scope of Work Brand Growth Audit Industry Start-Up, B2C Natalie B. Founder "The (consultation) service was better than I expected. Not because I went into it believing it would not be valuable but because I was a bit nervous and feeling overwhelmed. In addition to Brianna sharing insightful information, she also shared her story which made me feel confident about the direction I am headed in."

  • Optimizing Systems & Messaging | 2026 BRVC Site

    City of Bridgeport Driving Community Engagement for Equity in Procurement Client City of Bridgeport Year 2024 Scope of Work Content Creation, Public Relations Industry Municipal Here's the Sitch (aka Situation) The City of Bridgeport, in partnership with Griffin & Strong, P.C. (GS), conducted a Disparity Study to examine potential disparities in municipal procurement based on race and gender. GS sought BRVC’s support to drive local community engagement and public relations efforts to raise awareness of the study and maximize attendance at English- and Spanish-speaking Informational Meetings and Public Hearings. Our Approach BRVC implemented a strategic outreach and public relations plan to promote the Disparity Study and encourage community participation. Key initiatives included: Community Outreach & PR Planning: Created pre-event plans tailored to English- and Spanish-speaking audiences for both the Informational Meetings (September 10–11, 2024) and Public Hearings (November 20–21, 2024). Collaborated with GS and Bridgeport’s Small Minority Business Enterprise office to identify and engage target organizations, networks, and individuals through databases, research, and personal connections. Marketing Collateral Development: Designed transformative English-language flyers for both the Informational Meetings and Public Hearings to connect with the community. Drafted and launched press releases via Cision’s PRWeb, reaching up to 133 media platforms. Distributed press releases directly to local outlets, including CT Post, News 12, Channel 8, Hartford Courant, Patch - Bridgeport, and event platforms like AllEvents.in. Strategic Online Promotion: Secured calendar placements on local platforms like CT Post, Patch, and others to maximize visibility. Adapted outreach for Public Hearings to target construction-related professionals and service providers for broader participation. Our Impact & Client Milestones BRVC’s strategic outreach and public relations efforts successfully amplified community awareness and engagement for the City of Bridgeport’s Disparity Study, resulting in the following impactful outcomes: Increased Visibility: Press releases reached a potential audience of up to 3.8 million, with 260 placements across both events and numerous clicks driving interest. Secured online calendar placements on prominent platforms like CT Post, Patch - Bridgeport, and AllEvents.in, generating thousands of local impressions. Community Engagement: For the Informational Meetings, 83% of contacted organizations responded, with 33% sharing event details through newsletters and e-blasts. Notable participants included Colorful Bridgeport, Connecticut Construction Industries Association (CCIA) + CCIA Divisions/Associated General Contractors of CT, and ABC Connecticut (Associated Builders and Contractors of CT), demonstrating strong community collaboration. Public Hearings maintained participation, with key organizations like the Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, Bridgeport Regional Business Council, and others amplifying outreach efforts and engaging diverse community members. Event Attendance: Recognizable attendees included influential community members and representatives from targeted sectors, particularly construction-related industries, as outreach efforts shifted to better align with audience demographics.

  • Elevating Strategy & Engagement | 2026 BRVC Site

    "I don’t have to shape-shift in order to grow this brand. I’m literally just showing up. It all works because it’s my brand, it’s me. Brianna’s method has reassured me that it’s okay to use my brand story to keep going, that all the moving pieces in my business will come together, I can be authentic in every stage, and make sense as my business evolves. Her method has made me feel like my brand is such a representation of what I’m authentically trying to translate to the people." April Kelly Mompreneur & Start-Up Founder

  • Corporate SVP to Full-Time CEO | 2026 BRVC Site

    Town of Waterford Showcasing Grant Impact and Establishing the Economic Development Commission’s Presence Client Town of Waterford: Establishing the EDC's Presenc e Year 2023 Scope of Work Brand Identity, Brand Messaging Development, Content Creation, Newsletter Creation Industry Municipal Here's the Sitch (aka Situation) In 2022 and 2023, with the help of BRVC’s Operations Management team, the Town of Waterford (TOW) awarded a total of $170,065.01 in grants to small businesses through its Small Business Grant Program, funded by the American Rescue Plan Act. Despite the program’s success, TOW lacked in-house support for marketing and content creation to effectively showcase its impact and position the Economic Development Commission (EDC) as a resource for the local business community. Our Approach BRVC’s Creative Strategy team provided comprehensive support to amplify the program’s success and elevate TOW’s branding as well as storytelling. Marketing Audit Conducted a competitor analysis to refine TOW’s brand identity and identify successful elements of similar programs. Mini Marketing Campaign Developed messaging, strategy, and key performance indicators to promote the program and align with TOW’s long-term branding goals. Content Creation Produced 8 original social media posts, including captions and hashtags, along with a newsletter and press release highlighting the program’s achievements. Visual Branding Designed and delivered a specific EDC logo to establish the commission as a trusted resource for the business community. Our Impact & Client Milestones Delivered high-quality, engaging content (videos, graphics, and written assets) shared on TOW’s website and social platforms, effectively showcasing the First Selectman and EDC’s impact on small businesses. Supported TOW in sharing grant recipients’ stories and highlighting the program’s success, building stronger connections with the local business community. Provided a ready-to-use press release template to spotlight the distribution of over $170k to small businesses. Positioned the EDC as a valuable resource through cohesive branding and storytelling, and a first-ever logo. With BRVC’s expertise, TOW successfully demonstrated the transformative impact of its grant program, enhanced its public visibility, and set the stage for long-term community engagement and support BRVC x TOW & EDC - NEWSLETTER - Small Business Grant Program Cohorts 1 and 2 (2022 - 2023) PRESS RELEASE - Waterford’s Economic Development Boosts Local Businesses

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