Vermont Business Finds Success in a Tough Economy

Marketing Firm in Winooski, Vermont experiences revenue growth, adds new hires

Winooski, VT – New Breed Marketing started as a small brand consultancy in 2002, and has now grown to a successful mid-sized marketing firm employing over 20 people at their office in downtown Winooski. The firm has not only survived the tough economy, they have been able to grow the company, expanding both staff and client base. Since 2009 the firm has added marquee companies to their client roster, including Pizzagalli Construction, Schluter Sytems, and Northern Power Systems, and has broadened their geographic reach to include companies based throughout New England.

The creative and strategic integrated firm experienced a 9% growth in revenue from 2008 to 2009, and has seen a 14% rise in revenue thus far for 2010. These numbers have enabled New Breed to add three new members to their team, providing expertise in areas where marketing is evolving: Search Engine Marketing and analytics reporting, social media, and online marketing. Creating and filling these positions strengthens New Breed’s ability to meet changing client needs, and proves their commitment to staying current on the latest industry trends. Along with consistently providing superb creative and technology services, growth is also attributed to a focus on strengthening their account services department. NBM has added five dedicated people to account services that are responsible and held accountable for ensuring excellence and the efficient execution of services.


Founder and President Galen Dow recently recognized the need for more space to house the burgeoning company, and after careful consideration the decision was made to stay in their current location at the Champlain Mill in Winooski, Vermont, but expand square footage. In March of 2010, the expansion and refurbishment of the office in the Mill was complete. “The larger space has proved to be everything we hoped. We are happy we were able to stay in downtown Winooski, and are happy to see the development and addition of new businesses around us,” says Galen.


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