What do my clients think?
Testimonials
“Kelly is - literally - my right hand. For over a decade she has assisted me in producing marketing materials, brochures, academic guides, annual reports, websites, and more. Her sense of design and complete understanding of our clients’ goals and needs; as well as contacts in the printing industry allow us to provide niche writing, editing, and design services to educational and non-profit clients throughout Vermont. From multi-page booklets and reports to one pagers; postcards to posters; Mad River Creative always makes me - and my clients - look their very best.”
BEN MERRILL
UWB Marketing & Communications
"Great work on the website! I love the new look! You and Hallie did a terrific job on getting this up and running so quickly."
BRENNAN SHEEHAN
Connecticut Professional Timber Producers Association
"Colchester School District has never put something out like this before and I KNOW the community will be extremely impressed. There are so many components and special touches that Kelly put into her pages that I just loved! She continues to amaze me!"
AMY MINOR
Superintendent, Colchester School District
"VMEC has engaged with Kelly Collar, Mad River Creative, for many years in the design and creation of our annual Impact Report. This is the only hard copy piece that's developed for our clients and stakeholders in the VT manufacturing community each year which is also shared electronically. Working with Kelly for so many years has been a true pleasure; she creates a fresh and innovative design year after year, meets or exceeds the timeline projections and keeps the project in or under budget. Her clear and timely communication, fantastic work ethic and attention to detail make asking her to return to this project each year a no-brainer."
ROBYNN ALBERT
VMEC Marketing and Training Manager
"I want to thank you for all your hard work in turning my Word document into a beautiful set of professional reports. I distributed the reports at a recent conference and received many glowing comments on their appearance."
MARK JAMES
Vermont Law School