Dre Boogs

I was raised in the Silicon Valley of the San Francisco Bay Area surrounded by emerging companies that would go on and shape shift the way we live. There was never a question of whether or not I would innovate because it was a natural occurrence everywhere around me. Well, it wasn’t just around me but inside of my home as both of my parents worked tirelessly to see the success of their medical laboratory through. As with other Silicon Valley success stories, their endless drive and determination motivated me to strive not just to be great but the best in what I do. My calling came to me at a young age, eight to be exact, when I decided that I would be a radio personality. It was quite simple; I had a few hours alone after school before my parents would come home from work and I found radio to be so much more engaging than whatever was on television. I wanted to talk to people from all walks of life and create an escape for others the same way it was done for me. As time went on, that dream stayed with me but was modified and redefined time and time again as it expanded with my acute sense of being able to read people became sharper. Then I started asking questions like: What makes people tick? Why do people love things? What creates loyalty? I came to find that while the common base answers to these questions do not entail a great deal of difficulty, the roads to get there are far from simple. Through reading more books than I can count and the guidance of some of the finest media veterans, I learned that the root of understanding true marketing success is found through interpersonal relationships. This is why I treat each brand that I work with as a budding relationship starting with a strong foundation. My goal in all I do is to create, nourish, and sustain a high level of focused passion that resonates from myself and any team I work with. Through understanding client platforms, consumer needs as well as having a constant drive to know and analyze more than the competition has created the opportunity for a high success rate.