The people and organizations we have the honor of calling clients share three things: a vision and desire to improve, an ability to invest in their ideas and a partner dedicated to their success—Blue Daring.
From start-ups to public-serving, mid-size to global, here are a select few:
The Chicago Department of Planning and Development recently released A Vision for LaSalle Street, a report on the community-led framework for the evolution of LaSalle Street. The report outlines 11 principles to guide the mixed-use redevelopment in the heart of the city. We were honored to design and illustrate the document, helping to bring the community’s vision to life.
In November (2024), the Chicago Department of Planning and Development hosted its 2nd annual City Civics Day, an all-day celebration of civic involvement. Held at Malcolm X College, the event welcomed over 500 Chicagoans who attended to learn more about ways to make a positive change. We were thrilled to work with Muse to help DPD (for the 2nd time) put together this amazing event.
The 2024 D+I Annual Report—Toyota’s first all-digital one—enabled us to create a more engaging and dynamic reader experience. Working closely with the Social Innovation team, we developed interactive modules and features on the landing page, as well as downloadable, easy-to-share activity summaries and leader profiles that highlight the company’s unwavering commitment to D+I.
The premier transit agency for Northeastern Illinois marked its fourth decade of service July 1, with celebrations that included an Illinois General Assembly House Resolution honoring the agency for its ongoing commitment to accessible, affordable, efficient, equitable, and sustainable service. Pace serves more than 200 municipalities and millions of riders daily across six counties.
Chicago-born REUSO received the first ever Climate Champion Award from Chicago Innovation for its work in reducing the harmful environmental impacts of single-use waste in the food and beverage sector by providing products, processes and technology to concert venues, stadiums, corporate campuses and hospitals.
Ellen Rozelle Turner, founder and CEO of technology and information consulting firm William Everett, received the Corporate Leadership Award from the National Forum for Black Public Administrators-Chicago Chapter. The event was part of a busy and successful year for the firm, which celebrated its 10th year and began its next era with the promotion of Carlton McGee, Jr., to president.