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crowdSPRING
BCC Research Logo
Company typePrivate
IndustryDesign
FoundedMarch 4, 2008
HeadquartersChicago, Illinois, USA
Key peopleDavid Nydam, President; Sharon Blank, Sales Director; Andrew Hunt, Marketing Director
ProductsCustom Logo, Website, Marketing Materials, Illustration, General Design Work
Number of employees7
Websitewww.crowdspring.com

crowdSPRING

crowdSPRING was started to help people from around the world access creative talent, and to help creatives from across the globe find new customers. Small businesses, one-man shops and individuals anywhere can tap into a global pool of creatives.

crowdSPRING offers an alternative business model for design work. Traditionally, the design industry is extremely competitive: You'd have to be pretty lucky to even get your foot in the door, and you'd build up your career from there. crowdSPRING's developers believe its open model will promote broader innovation while providing opportunities to undiscovered, talented designers.


References

  1. DEMOfall 2008: CrowdSpring Opens Doors to Wannabe Designers http://blog.wired.com/business/2008/09/demofall-2008-c.html