Imagine Creative Communications has experience developing identities and branding strategies, logos and marks, a wide array of marketing collateral for print and web, radio scripts, direct mail and other solutions for a diverse group of clients. And that diversity is what makes us passionate about what we do. Each project is new, exciting and fun.

Our goal is to treat every client the way we want to be treated; in a spirit of collaboration and with creativity, energy and integrity. We would really enjoy helping you expand your horizons and build new relationships. We have done this successfully with other businesses and nonprofit organizations. We understand the importance of delivering the right message to the right audience in the most effective way.

Imagine Creative Communications has won a silver Summit Creative award, an international award recognizing small design and marketing companies from around the world. It has twice been nominated by clients for the Burlington Chamber of Commerce Business Excellence Awards.

The president and creative director of Imagine Creative Communications is Craig Fairley, a creative thinker grounded in systematic approaches to problem solving. He has ten years' experience in graphic design and marketing communications. His amazing designs and creative solutions continually impress his clients-and their clients. Craig's talent lies in being able to listen, understand what the client is all about, then turn that understanding into creative solutions that help them achieve their goals.

Prior to becoming a graphic designer, Craig was involved in public sector management with varying responsibilities that included: customer service, employee communication, training, systems project management and purchasing. Since establishing Imagine Creative Communications, he has steadily grown the business by building collaborative relationships with each client and offering outstanding identities and design, promotional strategies and marketing collateral.

Craig has a master of library science degree and worked as a librarian for 12 years. While a career switch from libraries to marketing seems to be a great leap, there are many similarities. As a librarian, his job was to understand the client's real needs - not necessarily the question they asked - interpret those needs and find a solution that fit. Sound a bit like marketing? He thinks so.

A life-long learner, Craig is committed to keeping abreast of industry trends, techniques and technology. He has also studied adult training and development.

Craig is a member of the Halton-Peel Communications Association, a group of entrepreneurs involved in all aspects of business communications. He is also a member of the Association of Fundraising Professionals.