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Evolv is a small graphic design and web development
company that has been around since 1998 and since we keep our overhead
costs low by coordinating with freelancers, our services become more affordable
to those small businesses who are unable to afford a corporate firm yet
want the same quality. Evolv is run by freelance designer Steffi Rausch
who has relocated from Baltimore, MD to Missoula, Montana in recent years
but still works with a variety of nationally located companies within
the United States using the internet as the communication medium.
 Steffi
Rausch, President, Graphic Design & Web Development
Freelance Artist
Steffi has extensive experience in web content, concept, layout,
design and development. Her work has included projects such as in-depth
web site research and competitive analysis, animation, audio, video,
html and javascript programming, and further development/advertising
of company identities through internet Search Engine Optimization
(SEO) / Pay-Per-Click (PPC) services and print profile materials.
She is known for designs that are distinct in style, attractive
to her clients' needs, and effective in purpose. Steffi is a graduate
of the University of Maryland [BS in Math Education], and has studied
Graphic & Digital Design at the Maryland Institute College of
Art in Baltimore. Steffi Rausch is a member of the HTML Writers
Guild. Please see her resume
for more information on her background.
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|  MiShell
Kvech, Communications Consultant & Freelance Copywriter
MiShell has served as an internal communicator for various industries
as well as on the local board of an international professional communications
organization. She has over a decade of combined experience developing
advertising, marketing, and public relations projects and teaching
writing techniques. Her strategic approach consistently confirms
project parameters that are best suited to each client’s needs.
This dedication and commitment to excellence has been recognized
and awarded by both the International Association of Business Communicators
(IABC) and the Public Relations Society of America (PRSA). |
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