We recently launched a new agency site for Firehouse, our good friends down in Dallas.
This clean Flash experience is highly focused on communicating their personality through non-traditional navigation and clever copy.

Check it out here.

This Thursday is the first of three shows in the Riverfront Park Fashion Series. It’s an amazing time, and it’s for a good cause -the proceeds go towards Railyard Dogs, a future downtown dog park. Thursdays event features select pieces from Catherine Malandrino. Pick up your tickets HERE. See you there.

So what does that mean for you?

Well, you will be responsible for handling all incoming calls, greeting clients and visitors, the conference room (preparation setup/clean-up for various meetings), and other miscellaneous administrative help. Set-up includes making coffee, so if that might bug you than we probably aren’t a good fit (don’t worry, we all take it black). And… well clean-up is clean-up (we all help out whenever we can).

As for the other parts of this job…be prepared to multi-task and help juggle a bunch of tasks as we continue to grow (e.g. administrative duties, general office support, running errands, helping members of the operations team, filing, shredding, ordering lunch, kitchen clean-up, etc.).

A successful candidate will know he or she is integral to helping the team stay focused on other tasks and hopefully realize that we will appreciate this help. You will have a good sense of humor, great energy, and a positive aura. As for experience, we are looking for someone with strong phone skills, attention to detail, a love of multi-tasking, and the ability to work well independently. We are an interactive agency, so being efficient with all of the online tools and resources out there is pretty important to us, too.

Additionally, a good knowledge of Microsoft Office Outlook, Word and Excel is required.

The idea is that this will be a part-time position for 4-6 weeks. Based on performance and the status of the agency, the position will open up to full-time. So yes, it’s technically a temporary position…but with a little luck it will work out full-time for both of us.

If you are interested, please send a brief letter of interest, your resume, and three references via email to jobs@FL-2.com. We will be interviewing our top three on Friday, June 19th.

We are having a get together tonight at the Meadow Lark to celebrate the birthdays for Matt and Matt. We are also sending off Dave and Shannon for their big adventure to NYC. You should come down and show your true colors from 7-10. Birthday shots will be accepted with open arms.
Hope to see you there!

We needed to snap a photo (see above) of some of the dudes who helped with the 2009 FL2 site – and here it is. We took the photo across the street at Andenken gallery (thanks Tom). W.E.B. magazine is doing a spread on both the new site and FL2.

From left to right:
Dustin McCory, Tom Gibbs, James Deagle, Matt FaJohn, David Snyder, Codin Pangell

Mark Unger, the New Media Creative Director at Push, and yours truly recently had a chance to sit down and answer a few questions about the Lake Nona website.
Our conversation is featured as a two page spread in the latest issue. We talk about the site framework, our collaborative process, and the challenges of real estate marketing.

Man are we all stoked about the new FL2 site being recognized on The FWA - one of the biggest deals in the industry.

Check it out: http://www.thefwa.com

Oh, and notice who’s in the thumbnail (yours truly) – how funny is that!

The FL2 site is featured as a Comm Arts web pick. We were the actual site of the day yesterday!
Check it out here

The Congress for the New Urbanism recently listed New Broad Street Investments as a recipient of the 2009 Charter Awards for their work at Baldwin Park. Congratulations to all of our friends at New Broad Street - job well done.

Riverfrontpark.com is a Finalist for a Webby Award in the Real Estate category.
Please take a moment and Go and Vote for us: here

Update: We just learned that The Cigarette is Dead has been named an official Webby Honoree. We share this honor with Cactus, who made the project possible.