Sibley believes the best work comes from authenticity, collaboration and creative thinking. He was most recently VP of Marketing at Punch Bowl Social, one of Fast Company’s 50 Most Innovative Companies for 2019, and the founder of Capital Goods, a strategy and creative agency based in Denver. Other agency experience includes Crispin Porter + Bogusky (CP+B), DDB, Publicis and Victors & Spoils, where he amassed invaluable experience working with clients in the lifestyle, outdoors, CPG, tourism and hospitality sectors. As a veteran of advertising and marketing, Sibley will bring his deep knowledge of brand strategy to Sukle along with an expertise in content/storytelling and the power of creativity. 

 

“Scott brings a wealth of knowledge from working on some of the most successful lifestyle brands in the world, and this experience will immediately elevate the work we’re currently doing with Generation Wild and Volunteers of Colorado,” explained Sukle, who has long been a fan of Sibley’s work. “Having been a client-side CMO will bring additional depth to our thinking, and clients tend to follow him; that says a lot about Scott — and the value he brings to their business.”

Euteneuer, who hails from Minneapolis (and is returning to the agency for a second stint), has worked in-house and freelance for Denver’s finest agencies as a creative or art director on brands such as Red Rocks Amphitheatre, Copper Mountain, Winter Park Resort, SCARPA, The North Face, Denver Water, Wyoming Department of Health, Great Outdoors Colorado and Nestlé Purina. And his efforts haven’t gone unnoticed. In fact, he has more award hardware on his trophy shelf than most Olympians. Euteneuer adds a unique mix of design and art direction skills to the agency, which Sukle says is an important driver of client business.