Randall sipped coffee with BizSense and discussed his approach to branding, his team’s creative process, and the challenges of juggling his role as creative director with his duties as a business owner.
Creative Q&A: Randall Branding’s Jesse Randall
Jonathan Spiers
Jonathan joined BizSense in 2015 after a decade of reporting in Wilmington, N.C., and at the Henrico County Leader. The Virginia Tech grad covers government, real estate and other news.
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Developers fitting four homes on two lots near Libbie and Grove
On the same block as a stalled, high-profile condo project, a less visible and smaller residential development is getting underway in Richmond’s West End.
Mystery buyer grabs Windemere for $3.5M
Six months after it went under contract with an all-cash offer, a West End mansion on and off the market for years is finally in the hands of a new owner.
Fashion meets fowl at annual Ledbury quail hunt
Dozens of well-dressed attendees converged on the Orapax Hunting Preserve in Goochland over the weekend for local menswear brand Ledbury’s fifth annual quail hunt.
Ukrops planning second Quirk Hotel in Charlottesville
Having just capped off its first year of business in downtown Richmond, a local hotel and art gallery brand is looking westward as it plots expansions to other markets.
The Pitch: Advertising and marketing news for 11.8.16
A long-running nonprofit rebrands with the help of a local creative studio, Barber Martin launches a campaign for a longtime client, and several shops report website design projects and other recent work.
Retired tobacco exec buys former Cochrane homestead
A 40-acre Rockville estate that once was home to the late Harwood and Louise Cochrane has sold for just under $1.5 million.
‘Car vending machine’ on Henrico agenda this week
One of the most unusual structures proposed in the Short Pump area will have its first go at securing approval this week.
Royall mansion, pair of Hallsley homes top October sales
While a West End mansion took the top spot, two houses in Chesterfield’s Hallsley neighborhood were among the top five home sales in the Richmond area last month.
Apartments rise at Museum District crossroads
After sitting on the property while it waited out the recession, a local developer is moving forward with construction of new apartments on a block in the Museum District.
