The COVID-19 pandemic continues to hang like a shadow over the globe, but there's still a lot of good going on. And some of that good is coming from the clients that work with us here at Gard. ... full story »
For centuries, maps have helped us understand our world. Today, interactive maps can deliver nuanced information on demand, but present interesting UX and technical challenges. Here are two very different maps we built and how they solve specific problems. ... full story »
Your organization does good work. Your website should too. Unfortunately, it probably doesn’t. Hear from Gard’s Director of Web and Digital about why most websites are falling down on the job. ... full story »
You can't go far these days — actually you can’t really go anywhere — without the coronavirus coming up. You see the masks, the empty streets, the closed restaurants and bars. ... full story »
Natalie joined Gard as an account manager in 2018 after running her own public relations firm. She has a wide range of experience including communications strategy, ... full story »
Spearheading that movement is Dr. Shoshana Ungerleider, one of Gard Communications’ newest clients and the founder of the annual End Well Symposium. A day-long gathering of ... full story »
Forty years later, Gard Communications has evolved from its early days, but has never veered far from the idea that if you simply concentrate on the ... full story »
We joined the Oregon Symphony’s new creative chair, Gabriel Kahane, on four interviews last week to promote not only his show last weekend at the Schnitzer, ... full story »
What are the major issues on the minds of seemingly all Oregonians these days? Ask Adam Davis, and he’ll tell you. ... full story »
While we usually focus on getting positive news coverage for our clients, the recent death of John Tongue inspired our founder, Brian Gard, to reflect on ... full story »
