Media Director & Principal

Hunter is an award-winning director and producer who has honed his skills in the marketing and entertainment industry for the past 20 years. He has directed feature films for Netflix and Amazon as well as produced commercials for brands like Nike and Sub-Zero, but his main passion is bringing awareness to issues around mental health.

Hunter has experience with delivering high-quality content within a vast range of budget and client expectations, from million dollar film projects to micro-budget NGO campaigns, and makes no distinction when it comes to his dedication and attention to detail. His expertise primarily lies in synthesizing ideas into compelling visual and audio narratives. Hunter’s drive to dig deeper and make things happen has helped numerous clients with out-of-the box solutions for obstacles, from funding, to communication strategies, to production.

He believes storytelling has a unique power to shed light on issues that are misunderstood or ignored, and is passionate about amplifying voices that are often unheard or disregarded.

Creative Director & Principa

Nicknamed “Jackie-of-all-trades” by more than one client, Jacqueline is a rare talent that is seasoned when it comes to supporting a project from an initial client meeting all the way through to the final deliverable.

Her background spans from traditional agency work developing campaigns for multi-million dollar rebrands in the comfort of a studio, to the nonprofit sector, like her time spent photographing and living with goat herds in Zimbabwe for AFCAIDS.org.

Despite her 22 years of experience in creative direction and design, Jacqueline is the kind of team player that will hop in her car and drive across state lines to ensure a client gets their brochures on time. Her agency campaign work includes companies like Kia Motors Int., Fortune 100  Pharmaceutical companies, Gaia, CVS, and assisting Northwestern Mutual in building a new internal creative team. Her nonprofit client list includes FRC’s, NH Bureau and Head Start Collaboration, CIT, Jockey Being Family Foundation, Prevent Child Abuse America and more.

Her passion to connect with people and help them feel heard, safe, supported, and motivated is palpable in everything she does.

Strategic Director & Principal

Nathan John Fink brings more than 20 years of experience in communications strategy, marketing communications, and development, with clients ranging from small start-ups, to large and well-established national organizations. He received a Master of Fine Arts in storytelling from the University of New Hampshire.

A fierce advocate of the nonprofit sector, his work in academia, public health, and human services has focused on elevating the stories of individuals and families striving to build a better future.

Nathan’s unique combination of boundless creativity, boots on the ground experience and ability to connect complicated problems into strategic solutions has led his clients and partners to huge, measurable wins. He is known for bringing a steady hand that is evident not only in his work, but in his communication style and his ability to bring calm and strength to the table like a Jenga master.

When Nathan isn’t producing podcasts, docu-style film projects, or strategizing for sustainable impact, he can be found forever working on his old house in Durham, NH, where he lives with his wife and two feral sons.