Bill Stipp’s two decades of experience in advertising and visual communications strategy helps him guide the firm’s creative services. His work in Indonesia for Asia Pulp & Paper, one of the world’s largest pulp and paper companies, is recognized with a coveted American Advertising Award, an ADDY. Bill oversees creative development for national corporate advertising, creating and producing TV and print ad campaigns viewed by millions. His creative vision guides clients like 7-Eleven’s franchisee and international licensee communications, ConocoPhillips, American Airlines, Dallas Cowboys Football Club, and Walmart. Bill’s Pollie Award-winning work, the highest award in the nation given for political advertising, helps secure election victories for Presidents, Congressmen, state lawmakers, mayors and referendums across Texas and the nation.

Bill is a graduate of the University of Texas at Arlington and holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree in Graphic Communications. Earning more than 60 top awards, his work has been featured in the Dallas Society of Visual Communications Show, Dallas Ad League Show and Houston Art Directors’ Show, and the book Design in Texas, a 20-year retrospective of Texas graphic design, profiles his accomplishments. Bill is an accomplished photographer appearing as photo of the week on NationalGeographic.com and photo of the day twice on SmithsonianMag.com. In February 2015, Bill won Photographer of the Year at The Dallas Morning News inaugural photography contest.

A native of Fort Worth and 8th generation Texan, Bill currently resides outside Dallas with his wife, Nancy, and several horses and two dogs. Their daughter, Kate, is an accomplished artist with her Master of Fine Arts from Laguna College of Art & Design.