What makes MBM unique?

MindBridge Marketing is a virtual company that delivers the benefits of working with a large marketing firm, with the greatest possible efficiency and flexibility.

MBM works with a network of carefully selected partners, each of whom contributes their unique expertise, knowledge and skills to the virtual team... bringing together just the right mix for each and every client, and situation.

Today's complex multi-channel, demographically diverse environment demands a fresh and innovative, yet practical approach to marketing. Key to our success is our ability to bring the pieces together - the needs, the people, the channels, the products and services - to deliver on a meaningful, integrated, customer-focused experience.

We’re more than an "agency" – much more. Yes, of course top-notch creative development and execution is a key piece of the puzzle. But MindBridge Marketing services extend well beyond that. We can also work with you to strengthen your overall marketing and product efforts – from internal reviews and competitive assessments, to strategy and plan development, research and analytic services, to programs and special projects where you need an experienced extra hand.

Diane Merrifield, Principal

Diane has over thirty years of marketing and product experience, having held senior-level positions with Norwest Corporation (Wells Fargo), First Bank System (US Bank) and Marquette Bancshares; as well as roles with marketing services providers and agencies, including Deluxe Direct Response, John Ryan and Harland Clarke Marketing Services.

Diane founded MindBridge Marketing (MBM) in 2009. Providing marketing strategy and multi-channel delivery with the goal of helping clients accomplish their business and marketing objectives, MBM delivers solid strategic thinking combined with smart tactical execution.

Additionally, Diane continues in her community commitment – today serving on two non-profit boards: the North Loop Neighborhood Association Diane is also committed to making an ongoing contribution to her community – currently serving on two non-profit boards: the North Loop Neighborhood Association (NLNA) and Minnesota Center for Book Arts (MCBA). She is former president of the Minnesota Bank Marketing Association.