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Cheyenne, Wyoming is where we choose to do business. Sure, many of us are Wyoming natives, but like those who have chosen to move to Cheyenne, we’re here by choice and proud to call this place home. This decision means we maintain a very motivated sense of commitment to the city and the great state of Wyoming. We believe we can play a role in the bright and vibrant future that lies ahead and look forward to enjoying every bit of it along the way.

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Our responsibility to the community

We care about Cheyenne and the people and organizations that make it special. It brings us great joy to give time and money to a worthwhile cause. We value art and music and the influence they have on our culture, both in and out of the office. Whether it’s a concert, non-profit organization, the local dog shelter, or co-ed softball, we do our best to support our community, our clients, and our staff through the things that matter most to them.

The West Edge

Cheyenne’s hippest development

Revitalization and economic development run through our blood. While some might walk the West Edge seeing remnants of a previous era, we see the potential of a future too exciting to ignore. Picture the rail spur as a brick walkway connecting resurrected buildings of the past with new storefronts, cafes, shops, and restaurants (probably with live music). That’s why every year we throw a music festival in the heart of the West Edge, called Edge Fest. One, because we like to party. But also because we believe in being the change you wish to see in the world and want to share this vision with others as they come along for the ride.

Where are we going, not only in business but in life? This isn’t just about the money. When we’re dead, what will be our legacy?
Dean, Former Owner of Warehouse Twenty One

Four walls & a roof

Since I was a kid, building my own house has been a dream of mine. At the time I think it just seemed like something cool to do or maybe I aspired to be an architect. The work, stress, and time that it would eventually entail was nowhere near what I expected.

Judging the ADDYs

The text read, “I recommended you to be an ADDYs judge in St. Louis this year.” Designer extraordinaire, Joseph Hughes, had judged the year before.

Moving to Cheyenne

Cheyenne wasn’t on my radar, but neither was Cleveland. After finishing ad school in Atlanta, I had grand plans of living in NYC for a couple years, then jetting off to L.A. for another couple, then perhaps Minneapolis or maybe even London.

Will the real Dave Teubner please stand up?

I sat down to write a blog post to reflect on Edge Fest 2017, and as I did, I thought about how important this music event has become to me, to the Warehouse peeps, and to the community.

Memberships, Associations, and Marketing Networking

If you had asked me 5 years ago if I wanted to join a marketing networking association, I would have probably chuckled.

Brick by Brick

There’s no campfire here, but there is a story being told. Not in words, but in paint on an old brick wall; not unlike the tales told by brushstrokes in ancient caves, inviting us to gaze at the images until they seem to shimmer and move.

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Community

If not you, then who? We believe the private sector has a responsibility to the community and invest our time and money accordingly.