Adam Russo

media and Communications

Adam Russo is a lifelong learner who is deeply rooted in the West Michigan communications community. As the owner of public relations firm COM 616, his professional experience includes working with global brands like Haworth and Amway, and regional companies like Varnum, Metro Health-University of Michigan and Comcast. Outside of the office, Adam is committed to community service and fitness. He currently serves as an executive board member for the Literacy Center of West Michigan, the vice president of the board for Affinity Mentoring, a board member for PAWS With A Cause, an ambassador for the Grand Rapids Chamber and the director of public relations for the Grand Rapids Asian-Pacific Festival. In his spare time, Adam enjoys playing with his dog, training and competing in Ironman triathlons, and visiting and hiking national parks with his wife, Meghan. He is a three-time Grand Rapids Business Journal “40 Under 40” honoree and has served as an adjunct public relations professor at his alma mater Grand Valley State University.

Zendra MacLeod

Design and digital

Zendra is a curious creative who is always trying something new. Throughout her career, she has worked with a range of small businesses to nationally recognized brands. She loves collaborating with businesses and discovering opportunities to help them drive their brand message forward. One of her main principals in designing is to keep it simple whether it’s a clear call to action or how you navigate a website. Outside of the office she enjoys being outdoors or working on a project in her home studio.

Nate Abramowski

photo and Video

With a longstanding history in photography and video, Nate continues to use both mediums to bring clients meaningful stories and compelling visuals. After noteworthy success within television and film production in New York City, completing an MFA at the Savannah College of Art & Design, Nate loves new challenges. As the founder of Icon United, this production studio has served as a center for creative endeavors of all kinds. When not behind a camera or in front of a computer, running and biking are essential day-to-day brain breaks.