We’re actwo
We care. We believe design can be a force for good. That’s what motivates us. By focusing on nonprofits, we’re able to support mission-driven organizations like yours, helping drive greater impact.
We’re partners. We work closely with you to create solutions tailored for you and your specific needs. We’re fluid and flexible and our process is transparent.
We work smart. We do our homework to make certain we understand your needs and your audiences’ needs. And with decades of strategic design experience between us, we move quickly and efficiently, saving you time and resources.
We deliver the exceptional, world-class work, service, and strategic solutions that you’d expect from a large agency—at a cost you can justify to your board. And according to our clients, we’re fun to work with, too.
Mary developed her passion for elegant, functional design at top firms like Gensler, Pentagram, MetaDesign, and Condé Nast. She also worked in Japan with Takashimaya Retail Corp, designing immersive retail experiences and campaigns.
A champion of design diversity, Mary has led projects ranging from large-scale branding and environmental graphics to packaging and interactive programs. She brings thoughtful strategy and a strong sense of craft to every detail. She’s committed to helping clients tell their stories in clear, meaningful, and lasting ways.
A proud San Franciscan, Mary can often be found exploring its parks and neighborhoods with her two dogs and architect husband.
Mary Tesluk, Strategic Creative
As a trusted strategic thinker and client partner, Bill can wear many hats. He develops brand positionings, brand names, and content, while also managing projects and building relationships. He’s committed to establishing healthy long-term partnerships with our clients, all built on clear communication and trust.
Bill has worked at some top firms, including Landor Associates, Salt Branding, Anthem Worldwide, Voicebox Creative, and DDW.
When not helping our clients, Bill volunteers regularly at the SF Marin Food Bank and other organizations he believes in.
He lives in San Francisco with his two cacti.