Ed. Renouard

Ed.applies strategy, research, creativity and technology to create user experiences that engage and persuade their audiences. From integrated marketing campaigns to effective brand design and engaging digital experiences, Ed.'s goal is to create work that’s relevant and welcome—that encourages brand dialog and incites action.

A Gonzaga University graduate, Ed.began his career as a political reporter and talk-radio host, but quickly migrated to the world of marketing.

As creative director at Miller WhiteRunkle Ed.worked on AT&T, Cellular One, Avista, US Bank, Boeing, Premera and other regional and national brands. Ed.worked as marketing communications manager at Avista managing corporate and subsidiary websites, customer communications, product development and brand development.

He launched Ed.Renouard Communications in 2000 as a consultant with Landor Associates working on projects for Windows XP (and several other MS titles), Boeing, the University of Washington, Museum of Flight, Safeco and others.

In 2003, Ed helped found Magner Sanborn Renouard and left two years later to resume his solo practice.

In 2010, Ed was engaged as Senior Writer and Strategist at SMITH, an independent digital agency with offices in Seattle, Portland, Spokane, Atlanta, Toronto and Ottawa. He worked with clients including AT&T, Microsoft, Cisco, Intel, Nike, Itron, Xerox, Amtrak, TopGolf, Motorola, MasterCard, The Hawaii State Dept. of Education, USC Libraries and many others.

Currently, Ed. serves as Director of Marketing with Inland Imaging, a group of medical imaging, staffing, technology and business services companies headquartered in Spokane, Washington.

He consults with a variety of clients including RESCUE, Washington Trust Bank, AT&T, Providence Health & Services, Inland Imaging, Spokane Federal Credit Union, Spokane County Fire District 9, Enterprising Capital, Grant County PUD and others.

Ed.’s won more than 200 awards for creativity. He's past president of the Spokane Advertising Federation and serves on local non-profit boards including Spokane Public Radio, Spokane Parks Foundation and the Bearing Public Sculpture Project.