Culture

Karsh Hagan was chosen as one of the ColoradoBiz Top Company Awards three finalists.

Donating differs from baby boomers to Gen X to millennials, but Y?

“So much to do, so little time.” While the phrase may sound like it perfectly describes our lives, research shows there actually is time.

The Holy Grail of Advertising is upon us once again for Super Bowl XLII.

Doctors are increasingly prescribing hikes to promote good health.

As fiscal year 2015 came to an end, our clients at InnovAge came to us with a request for an Annual Report.

Karsh Hagan has been around for quite a while (40 years this year!), and during that time, we’ve been fortunate to be a part of the blossoming, innovative advertising community in Colorado.

Boys & Girls Clubs of Metro Denver came to Karsh Hagan looking for a fresh perspective for their ninth annual Denver Dream House Raffle with the goal to raise awareness through creative messaging, and ultimately, increase ticket sales.

Parker Weber, a Colorado native, and CU-Boulder Alumn has a calming demeanor that combined with a thoughtful and strategic mindset, makes for a great Media Director.

Joe is an introspective coder who seeks variety in his day.

The women of Karsh Hagan are anything but boring. We are creators, thinkers, innovators, pioneers, skiers, snowboarders, hikers, campers, dog-lovers, travelers, adventure seekers, I could go on and on, but you get the point.

Many studies have shown that there is a strong connection between the health and well-being of people, their work environments and their productivity.