The Retro Rewind and Retro Handmade collective-retail concept was inspired by the opportunity Jay Robinson and Geoff Davis saw to offer the Cramahe and surrounding community something different to experience on the retail scene for Northumberland County. Their vision goes beyond what you would see in your regular vintage and handmade shop. It’s about building a creative community.In addition to the Retro Rewind & Retro Handmade core brands, the store currently features the wares of clients Heirloom Furnishings, Dragonfly Design Studio, Essential Knots, Quinns Blooms & Greenery, Parkadilly, Pampered Shelf and Heartwood by Tom Mates. Each brand has its own unique characteristic that sets itself apart from the rest. This gives more variety to the consumer, while also providing an opportunity for other local small businesses owners, who otherwise couldn’t justify the expense, access to a storefront operation.“Retro Rewind & Retro Handmade combo was created with the collective model in mind,” said Jay. “It is geared to benefit the entire community by bringing together a number of one-of-a-kind businesses under one roof.”Complete Article Here:https://www.northumberlandnews.com/business/retro-rewind-wins-best-new-business-in-cramahe-township/article_58beb410-8802-5b21-91f4-9bb4aa35be50.html

DESIGN / CREATE / SHAREThe brands we design resonate, the websites we build captivate and the tools we create capture your business’ purpose to connect with the right audience. At Project Lola, we believe in your business just as much as you do. As our client, you become a part of our dynamic family and always feel heard.Our goal is to build partnerships that last. In our shared workspace, our creativity knows no bounds. We share our skills and collaborate to build results that matter.

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By definition, the Creative Collective, is a small business incubator exclusively developed to enhance and support small creative companies with mentorship, business development and collaborative design projects.The studio is located on the second floor of the historic 1871 McCallum Block at 29A King Street West in the heart of Downtown Cobourg. The spacious 1700 sq. ft space offers members exclusive opportunities to develop their very own creative brand in a true multi-disciplinary design studio. Membership in the collective offers autonomous access to a bright, open-concept studio space complete with a photo studio, client meeting areas, self-serve design desk, art production space, group seminar suite, private meeting area, community lunchroom and naturally, best of all, access to industry professionals with “real-world” knowledge of the creative industry, with the killer skills to back it up. The Creative Collective studio space is managed and operated by Jay Robinson of Project Lola.

RDC Committee & Board Member

As the Editor my mission was to coordinate the creative writers, illustrators and photographers to match the magazine content with the seasonal styles, trends and editorial direction to meet expectations of the readers and advertisers for the publication.

Our mission was to support the sales team through the creation of marketing tools and creative collateral samples to promote the design direction both for the Seven Continents brands and client specific projects