heyforgepleasehireme.com by Rob Tarr

Lesson learned: It can pay to be creative when searching for a job. I could have easily sent a resume with a nice cover letter, but that wouldn’t have conveyed how much I wanted to work there. If you want something, go after it whole hog.

So Long, Farewell by Liz Dwenger

I sat down to write this post as a farewell to a company that I have grown very fond of during my time here. Clients, friends, and colleagues reading this may or may not know that this crazy ride we call life is taking me down a new path, and I will be leaving FORGE at the end of this month. I wanted to briefly explore three attributes which make FORGE such a phenomenal workplace, and thus a difficult one to leave behind.

FORGE’s Workspace Featured by Rob Harr

A creative workspace can help produce creative work. FORGE’s space was featured in a Dayton Creative Syndicate article to express just that belief.

The author, Marisa Becker, wrote, “Four creative businesses in Dayton have taken the first steps to start revitalizing Dayton, beginning from the ground up by adapting existing downtown spaces to fit their needs.”