Chris Langer and Adam Scher of Operation: CMYK
Creativity abounds in Gowanus. Over the past few years, the industrial neighborhood has rightfully earned a reputation as an emerging culinary scene, a vibrant artist community, an artisanal manufacturing hub, as well as home to a local network of designers.Adam Scher and Chris Langer, principals at Operation: CMYK, a design agency located on 6th Street in Gowanus, couldn't imagine having their offices anywhere else but Gowanus, or Brooklyn, for that matter.
Along the way, clients can count on lots of support. "People get overwhelmed," Langer added "They know that their business needs to be active on the web, needs to have a presence in this space, but they still need to also run the business. We help them to focus and to own their web site. We work with our clients, not for them."
Early on, Scher and Langer forged connections to Brooklyn's culinary community. "The high-end food culture is growing. It is actually the strongest, smallest business community in the City. We are knowledgeable about marketing that branch," Langer explained.
Early on, Scher and Langer forged connections to Brooklyn's culinary community. "The high-end food culture is growing. It is actually the strongest, smallest business community in the City. We are knowledgeable about marketing that branch," Langer explained.
Scher and Langer, together with Operation: CMYK's lead developer Brandon Phillips and lead designer Helena Zhang had just attended the award ceremony a few days before we spoke. As we were standing on the terrace, with Gowanus below us, Scher smiled and said: "We were competing against some major players in the digital field, including Beyoncé."
Congratulations to Scher, Langer, Phillips and Zhang. Let us hope that the agency will continue to thrive in Gowanus.
Congratulations to Scher, Langer, Phillips and Zhang. Let us hope that the agency will continue to thrive in Gowanus.
Operation: CMYK is located at 200 6th Street in Gowanus. You can contact the agency by clicking here.
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