Our Past Clients.
Ampex Corporation AT&T Atlantis Energy Systems Book of the Month Club Liz Claiborne, Inc. Classic Sports Network City Center The Coast Airlines Creative Time Crown Pacific Worldwide Dow Jones Edvard Munch Artist Oils Expedition Golf Lindblad Expeditions Music Conservatory of Westchester Neuro Network IPA New School University NYNEX Quality Paperback Books RiskMetrics Group Elizabeth Streb Ringside Sara Lee Scholastic Art & Writing Awards Smith & Wolensky Restaurant Group Thread Waxing Space Tompson Publishing WNYC AM/FM
Our Bios.
Allan Beaver Allan Beaver was a founding partner,Vice-Chairman and Chief Creative Officer of Levine Huntley Schmidt and Beaver, which gained a twenty-year reputation for creative excellence attained by few advertising agencies. Allan’s original background was as a graphic designer for CBS. Almost immediately upon entering the advertising business, he began winning awards in all major advertising shows including gold medals in: Andy, Clio, AIGA, Cannes, Art Directors Club and The One Show. Allan is past President of the Art Directors Club of New York and is now a member of its Advisory Board. He was elected to The Art Directors Club Hall of Fame in 1997. He was President of the One Club for Art and Copy. He has been on the 4A’s Creative Committee and Partnership for a Drug Free America Board since their inception. In addition, Allan is an instructor at the School of Visual Arts and has lectured at Princeton University and taught in the Masters Program at Syracuse & Marywood Universities. The industry voted him among the top 100 creative people in the United States. Allan has produced award winning work for such clients as: Subaru Cars, Jockey Underwear, Maidenform, U.S. Healthcare, Matchbox Toy Cars, Genesee and Kronenbourg Beer, to mention a few. Allan Beaver and his wife Nancy live in New York City. Robert Reitzfeld Robert Reitzfeld began his career in 1960, in the studio at Doyle Dane Bernbach Inc., perhaps the most fertile creative ground in the history of the advertising business.Within 6 months Robert was promoted to Assistant Art Director, and before 3 years had gone by he was made Senior AD. In 1965 he was sent to DDB de Mexico for 6 months to build, organize and run the creative department. In 1966, Robert joined Mary Wells (they had met at DDB) at Jack Tinker and Partners and created the successful re-election campaign for then Governor Rockefeller. He then followed Mary, Dick and Stew to the fledgling Wells Rich Greene, which was to be home for the next 6 years. In 1973, Robert joined Scali McCabe Sloves.There he created award winning print and television ads for Barney´s, a famous clothing store. He also created the "Car for people who think," campaign for Volvo. In July of 1976 he opened his own agency, Altschiller Reitzfeld Inc., where he served as Vice Chairman/Chief Creative Officer for the next 17 years. In 1995 together with Allan Beaver, Robert founded Beaver Reitzfeld a creative consortium. Reitzfeld has 6 of his commercials in the permanent collection of the Museum of Modern Art and has won over 900 awards for creative excellence. He´s been nominated for both the Art Director´s and The Creative Hall of Fame. Robert is a past President of The One Club for Art & Copy. He still teaches advertising at his alma mater,The School of Visual Arts and has served on the creative review board of The Partnership for a Drug Free America. Copyright © 2007 Beaver Reitzfeld / Creative Gurus