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As for me, I build successful brands and solid brand experiences and I love what I do. I have successfully helped individuals, entrepreneurs, small companies, Fortune 500 companies, and global companies attain success in branding, visual identity, marketing and advertising strategy.
In the past 15 years, I have diligently served many roles in top ad & brand agencies, and directly with clients as consultant, and enjoyed every single one of those roles. I am equally comfortable and expert as Account Executive, Executive Producer, Creative Director, Director User Experience, Director Brand Management or other product/ ad/ brand/ creative strategy involvement.
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Written on 19-Sep-2008 by russell.volckmannClick anywhere below to get started. Enjoy painting on my canvas :)
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Written on 18-Sep-2008 by russell.volckmannThe Mai Tai may be Polynesian in name, but it's American in origin, created not on a tropical lagoon but on the mudflats of San Francisco's East Bay in 1944, by a legendary California restaurateur, the late Vic Bergeron of Trader Vic's fame.
VÖLCKMANN RESEARCHERS spent years searching for the perfect compound. Then one year, while on a group therapy excursion, our people discovered the perfect Mai Tai and vowed thereafter to share the concoction with the rest of the world. We believe this recipe makes the best Mai Tai we have ever tasted, and hope you will agree. Enjoy!
1-3/4 oz. light rum
3/4 oz. dark rum
1/2 oz. orange curacao (or Grand Marnier)
1/2 oz. Amaretto
Juice of a lemon
Juice of a lime
Juice of an orange (1/4 cup)
1/4 cup pineapple juice
a splash of grenadine
Blend and garnish with fresh fruit and mint sprig.
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Written on 03-Sep-2008 by russell.volckmannGreetings... Finally, finally, after seven long years, I had the chance to create a new website for VOLCKMANN.COM [ beta ] with some portfolio at It's a start. Russell