We hope everyone enjoyed our open house! Thank you to everyone that was able to attend, and don’t forget to check out the photos. From the observations, it looks like everyone had a great time, and no one was injured from the T-shirt cannon! We can’t wait for another opportunity to mix with you. But [...]
Notice anything different? Along with our open house, Element’s new website officially went live today! But more about that later. There is a lot of fun stuff happening here today, and if you want to check it out, stop by from 3pm to 7pm. We’ll be having a live band, food, beverages, and some other [...]
We’re throwing down the gauntlet (whatever that is), and bringing forth a challenge: all clients, vendors, friends, and foes alike are hereby summoned to Element to engage in a table tennis battle royale (with cheese).
Team Element has gathered and studied pong styles from across the globe. And in 2010, we’re unleashing our own unique style [...]
Happy St. Patrick’s Day!
To Element’s surprise, their weekly Corona delivery was delayed several hours because of a traffic back up and a flat tire around the Claude Allouez Bridge that crosses the Fox River.
In honor of Element’s new Kegerator stocked with New Glarus Brewing Co. Spotted Cow, here are six reasons why you should have a beer at work.
Last night marked the 39th Annual Downtown Appleton Christmas Parade and Element’s own Kelly Lemmer had the privilege of getting up-close and personal with Santa Claus.
As an effort to promote a healthy lifestyle within it employees, Element has recently created the Bike Everyday with Element Routine (BEER), which is an after work bicycling program. The group meets weekdays from 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. and typically covers about six miles each day. Please contact Element if you would like to join this program, and we can arrange to pick you up along the way.
Barley Atkinson, known to his closest friends as “such-a-good-boy-yes-he-is”, is Element’s newest employee, more than filling the shoes of our previous Project Coordinator.
A vital part of our agency has been gone for sometime now. Project Manager Sue Barrett decided that a week vacation was necessary in order to keep her sanity. As she continues to float down the Mississippi River sipping her cocktails, the invoices have piled high, new jobs have been put on hold, payroll delayed, and the flowers…well, they’re practically dead.