Not every website is a proverbial “kitchen sink” of bells and whistles… When a nationally-respected public relations agency approached Polymath about redoing their site, its ask was quite the opposite: make us a sleek and minimalist storefront that, by intentionally limiting the amount of info shown, fosters a sense of brand exclusivity. While a simple…
When a top public-policy think tank needed to rebrand one of its strategic initiatives, Polymath was enlisted to facilitate the process. The American Enterprise Institute’s Values & Capitalism project celebrated 10 years of success as a special economics program for some of America’s most promising college students, but, in many ways, the purpose and audience…
Bob Lupton’s acclaimed book Toxic Charity has inspired a movement to rethink the current models of community development. To train the growing number of leaders in this movement, the Lupton Center was founded in Atlanta, Georgia, where they work directly with city planners and nonprofit organizations to create lasting change in disadvantaged communities. After…
Thousands of groundbreaking research studies have been made possible by the John Templeton Foundation, whose namesake shared a passion for exploring life’s “Big Questions.” Relegated to academic journals and other insider outlets, their enlightening discoveries often fail to enter the public consciousness. Working in collaboration with Sword & Spoon Group, Polymath presented the foundation with…
With the largest private collection of biblical artifacts in the world, located steps from Smithsonian institutions on Washington, D.C.’s National Mall, the Museum of the Bible (MOTB) needed a content development partner who could handle the complexity, academic standards, and mass appeal demanded by several major initiatives. In its first engagements with MOTB, Polymath performed an…
AGENCY REEL
Presenting a grammy winner
uniting a cause
launching a company
taking a print publication digital