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We help people and organizations that are doing great things in the world tell their story
in effective and compelling ways to the audiences most important to them.
We Can Do Anything. We Choose To Do Good.
THE M NETWORK IS A FULL-SERVICE
BRANDING, ADVERTISING, AND STRATEGIC COMMUNICATIONS FIRM.
We help people and organizations that are doing great things in the world
tell their story in effective and compelling ways
to the audiences most important to them.
We Can Do Anything. We Choose To Do Good.
On The Move
The M Network motto is, “We can do anything. We choose to do good.” Maybe it should be changed to: “We can do anything from anywhere and we choose to do good.” Here’s evidence that we can do anything from anywhere
Handwritten Notes
When my son was making a ridiculously long list of guests he wanted to have come to his birthday party, I said to him, “Remember for every guest that brings you a gift, you will need to write a thank you note.” I think I also caught an eye-roll in there, as well, but I was serious. He paused long enough to weigh the work of writing notes against the excitement of getting gifts.
About A Blog: Something To POST
I embarked on my journey, About A Blog. The first thing that came to mind is to run to my handy Webster’s Dictionary for the definition – well, why not? It’s all about the research. Minor detail, the word blog certainly is not in my version of the dictionary. Next best resource, THE GOOGLE.
Liberation Of An Ego Driven Designer
When I was a little kid – around 5 or so – I drew a picture. I had drawn many pictures and this one was really no different. It had begun as all the others had: A free, open expression of pure feeling. I enjoyed drawing because of the feeling I had when I drew. It was the act of drawing that was satisfying.
The Red Pen
It was sometime around 1998 and I was sitting in the HR office waiting to find out my fate. My job and, for all intents and purposes, my career in television were at stake. The reason all this was happening was because one (or more) of my employees had lodged a complaint, stating that I had consistently demeaned the writers and producers in my department, particularly with my unduly harsh and, at times, abusive, critique of their scripts.
It Could Still Be The Most Wonderful Time of the Year (with my cookie recipe!)
It’s no secret to all my friends and family that Christmas is my favorite time of the year. I cannot wait until the week leading up to Thanksgiving, as that is when I pull out all the Christmas decorations and transform my house into a winter wonderland.
Oprah’s Shining Moment Provides Takeaways For Great Presentations
I’m not one to get overly emotional about what most celebrities have to say, but Oprah’s acceptance speech at the Golden Globes really did move me. And regardless of your position on the #metoo movement, it’s hard not to admit that her connection with the audience was powerful.
My Favorite M Network TV Spot: When Living “Multiculturally” Pays Off
If you aren’t from Miami – or at least lived here for 20 years – it’s hard to explain how funny and on the mark this commercial is. Our client LOVED it. His clients saw it and they LOVED it. They came to see him, talk to him, laugh about the spot, and buy cars.
Thom Mozloom
Steinert High Alum Hometown: Trenton, NJ Started At M Network: Yes I did. Previous life: VP Creative Services, NBC Television (1998 – 2003) First real job: Driving a mowing tractor on a golf course in NJ (age 14) Skillsets: Branding and Communications...
On The Move
The M Network motto is, “We can do anything. We choose to do good.” Maybe it should be changed to: “We can do anything from anywhere and we choose to do good.” Here’s evidence that we can do anything from anywhere
Handwritten Notes
When my son was making a ridiculously long list of guests he wanted to have come to his birthday party, I said to him, “Remember for every guest that brings you a gift, you will need to write a thank you note.” I think I also caught an eye-roll in there, as well, but I was serious. He paused long enough to weigh the work of writing notes against the excitement of getting gifts.
About A Blog: Something To POST
I embarked on my journey, About A Blog. The first thing that came to mind is to run to my handy Webster’s Dictionary for the definition – well, why not? It’s all about the research. Minor detail, the word blog certainly is not in my version of the dictionary. Next best resource, THE GOOGLE.
Liberation Of An Ego Driven Designer
When I was a little kid – around 5 or so – I drew a picture. I had drawn many pictures and this one was really no different. It had begun as all the others had: A free, open expression of pure feeling. I enjoyed drawing because of the feeling I had when I drew. It was the act of drawing that was satisfying.
The Red Pen
It was sometime around 1998 and I was sitting in the HR office waiting to find out my fate. My job and, for all intents and purposes, my career in television were at stake. The reason all this was happening was because one (or more) of my employees had lodged a complaint, stating that I had consistently demeaned the writers and producers in my department, particularly with my unduly harsh and, at times, abusive, critique of their scripts.
It Could Still Be The Most Wonderful Time of the Year (with my cookie recipe!)
It’s no secret to all my friends and family that Christmas is my favorite time of the year. I cannot wait until the week leading up to Thanksgiving, as that is when I pull out all the Christmas decorations and transform my house into a winter wonderland.
Oprah’s Shining Moment Provides Takeaways For Great Presentations
I’m not one to get overly emotional about what most celebrities have to say, but Oprah’s acceptance speech at the Golden Globes really did move me. And regardless of your position on the #metoo movement, it’s hard not to admit that her connection with the audience was powerful.
My Favorite M Network TV Spot: When Living “Multiculturally” Pays Off
If you aren’t from Miami – or at least lived here for 20 years – it’s hard to explain how funny and on the mark this commercial is. Our client LOVED it. His clients saw it and they LOVED it. They came to see him, talk to him, laugh about the spot, and buy cars.
Thom Mozloom
Steinert High Alum Hometown: Trenton, NJ Started At M Network: Yes I did. Previous life: VP Creative Services, NBC Television (1998 – 2003) First real job: Driving a mowing tractor on a golf course in NJ (age 14) Skillsets: Branding and Communications...
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