Every project starts with a conversation—but not every conversation leads where clients expect. By asking the right questions and challenging assumptions, I uncover the real business problems behind the brief. These case studies show how strategic insight, creative direction, and a clear message can drive measurable outcomes—from brand overhauls to product launches to scalable marketing systems.
Below, you’ll find real examples of how I’ve helped companies reimagine their brand, align their teams, and connect with the audiences that matter.

AbbVie’s global brand team for Zemplar, a medication for kidney patients, was overwhelmed with manual approvals. Every regional affiliate needed to submit materials for review, slowing down campaigns and increasing inconsistency across markets.
Carbon3Sixty created a first-of-its-kind Interactive Brand Book to streamline operations:


Whitney Products, Inc., a multi-generational manufacturer of medical innovations, approached Carbon3Sixty for a new website. But in discovery sessions, we uncovered deeper opportunities. Their name and logo lacked clarity about what they did and who they served—an issue for a company entering competitive new markets.

I led a full rebranding effort that modernized and repositioned the company –
Through strategic questioning, we uncovered misalignment between the brand’s identity and its goals. This opened the door to broader transformation.

After rebranding Whitney Medical Solutions, Carbon3Sixty was asked to develop a brand identity and launch strategy for a new sterile solution: a low-cost, sealable bag that allows surgeons to safely use digital devices in the operating room.
We delivered a comprehensive go-to-market strategy, launching the eShield brand:
During COVID-19, we extended the brand to serve a broader market:

“ Their work led to a very significant increase in sales for us. They have a good strategic focus—not just on the next step, but where you’re trying to go.”
— Steve Whitney, President, Whitney Medical Solutions

A2-Ai, a startup specializing in advanced mathematical modeling for drug development, needed a brand identity that would establish credibility and reflect its scientific expertise. The CEO, referred to Carbon3Sixty by a longtime client, wanted the brand to reference the company’s roots at the University of Michigan, including the iconic blue and yellow color palette.
Carbon3Sixty developed a strategic, scalable brand identity from the ground up –
Strategic Naming & Logo Development
Delivered a complete suite of branded assets:
A2-Ai debuted its brand at a major industry event, receiving enthusiastic feedback and establishing a professional presence from day one.

“You rock!”
— Sunny Chapel, PhD – President & CEO, A2-Ai
Helping brands cut through the noise with clarity, creativity, and purpose.
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