Mono Adds Designer, Project Leader

MINNEAPOLIS, May 24 /PRNewswire/ -- There are some new faces at mono.

mono, the award-winning Minneapolis-based branding and advertising agency, today announced that Milton Un and Kate Kjellberg have joined the agency.

Both new hires are joining mono due to current client growth and a series of new business wins. Un, a designer, brings his client experience and award-winning work on past clients like Target and Nike Bauer. Kjellberg comes to mono as a project leader with more than 13 years of experience.

Prior to joining mono, Kjellberg was with Carmichael Lynch for eight years, most recently as director of creative services. She is a graduate of Concordia University in Saint Paul.

Un was most recently a designer at Olson Advertising in Minneapolis. He is a graduate of the Minneapolis College of Art and Design.

"We're so excited to have talent like Milton and Kate join our team," said Jim Scott, managing partner at mono. "We pride ourselves on attracting great talent. As mono continues to grow, they'll only bring our company more success."

The addition of Un and Kjellberg mark a year of substantial growth for mono. In addition to its work for brands like Apple and Herman Miller, the company recently formed new relationships with marquee brands including Rolaids and Macy's. Due to this growth, the company is looking to add a number of new positions in the near future.

"It's been a truly remarkable year so far for mono," said Scott. "When we formed this company, we had just three employees in an attic and one client, Sesame Street, with whom we still do work for today. And now, six years later, we're proud of our client roster and the talented people that make up mono. We can't wait to see what the next six years will bring."

About mono

Michael Hart, Chris Lange and Jim Scott opened mono in 2004 with the belief that simpler is better. mono is a Minneapolis-based company that believes in the power of simplicity, putting it to work to create innovative communications for clients that include Apple, Rolaids, Herman Miller, Mrs. Meyer's Clean Day, Nice Ride Minnesota, Blu Dot, General Mills, Sesame Street, and the Harvard Business School. For more information, go to www.mono-1.com.

SOURCE mono