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| Kenneth
Gilliam, Gilliam & Associates |
| It’s
unusual to find such a talented general manager in the industrial design/manufacture
field. His rare ability to recognize and contribute to areas of concern
is matched by his ability to let go when the talent is flowing. I was creative
director for the Samsung Museum of Transportation and the E*Trade E*Mobile,
two very difficult assignments. Jim’s contribution to each was essential
to their success. |
| Junsoo
Jang, Samsung Museum of Transportation |
| My
company worked with James Knier and Knier Productions for the production
of the 85,000 square foot Samsung Museum of Transportation in Seoul, Korea.
His contribution to the project went far beyond our expectations. He and
his team provided overall (accurate) budgets and timeline projections, valuable
design criticism, engineering solutions, complicated technical design, fabrication
and installation. It seems he can accomplish anything. His work is excellent
and his coordinating skills are impressive. Everything he did for us was
on time and on budget. He brings joy to his work and is a team player in
every sense. We continue to ask for his advice and input on projects around
the world. |
| Bill
Spain, Executive Vice President, Del Monte Foods |
...I
appreciate, admire and respond to creativity. Not just unique ideas--but
creativity that yields uniqueness and effectiveness. You do that. In spades.
Although, whereas the creative juices flow freely, what really sets you
apart is that you know the importance of jointly determining the primary
mission of a project and then you never lose sight of what that is. To put
it in media terms, you help determine the message points, which then are
never lost or forgotten.
...you get it. And you clients benefit. |
| Bern
Thompsom, Wells Fargo |
| The
idea for the Wells Fargo.com bus came when a local businessman, James Knier,
approached Wells Fargo with the idea of creating what he called a “Web
on Wheels” bus. And so after some careful consideration, Wells Fargo
decided to go ahead and build this classroom on wheels for use all across
the country. Wherever the bus goes, it creates awareness for Wells Fargo.We
are a major financial services institution and security is very important
to us. If the Web on Wheels team had not met our requirements, the Wells
Fargo.com bus would have never left the garage. |
| Paul
Rich, Wells Fargo |
We
have had over 150 events in 15 different states since we hit the road with
the Wells Fargo.com bus. I personally manage this coach on the road and
I am not a high tech person. I do not have IT training. But at the same
time, I can go on that coach and within a matter of 10 or 15 minutes, have
everything up and running on the coach, including connecting to the Internet
in most cases that quickly.
It’s a very exciting experience—and I mean that very seriously.
As we go across country to see people’s anticipation….because
they know we’re coming, from Wells Fargo, and we try to describe just
what does this thing looks like, and what does it do. They are just amazed
at what it looks like inside. It’s a very exciting experience. It really
is. Not only for our employees, but also the customers that come aboard..
They walk up the steps and you can just see it in their eyes….. they
go WOW! |
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