McNeal Maddox

Senior Strategist, Brand development, Digital, based in Los Angeles

McNeal’s first experience with brand development came in junior high, when, not content to remain mere consumers of comic books, he and his brother formed their own comic book company. The brand name, logo and signature style they created were so strong that one of their books is a permanent part of the Lynn R. Hansen Underground Comics Collection of Washington State University Library’s special collections archive—and they even sold a few.

Since then, McNeal has translated his natural business instincts and affinity for design into expertise in graphic design, marketing, web design and project management. As a senior strategist, he pulls from each of these disciplines to craft strategic and integrated branding solutions for our clients.

Since joining Siegel+Gale, McNeal has worked for several clients including Microsoft, Dow AgroSciences, McAfee, Genworth Financial, Yahoo! United Talent Agency, Activision and PayPal. McNeal previously served as a project manager at FoxSports.com, where he managed the design, development and implementation of customized promotional campaigns for major advertisers such as Gillette, FedEx and Microsoft, as well as major sports leagues including the NFL, MLB, NBA and NHL. He also worked as a web developer at ING Advisors Network, the US brokerage division of ING, developing corporate communications and regulatory updates.

McNeal was also a graphic designer and front-end developer at Broadband Sports, a first-of-its-kind social media, e-commerce and fan loyalty platform for sports stars including Kobe Bryant, Roger Clemens, Troy Aikman, Sergei Fedorov, Michael Waltrip and Anna Kournikova. While at Broadband Sports, McNeal oversaw the design and development of the first website for the world-famous Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders.

McNeal graduated from Carnegie Mellon University with a BFA in graphic design, and received his MBA from the University of Southern California.

Blogs

March 8th, 2012

Bud's beautiful dark twisted fallacy: Sonic co-branding gone wrong?


If you've been watching primetime television in the past few weeks, you've probably seen the big-budget commercials for Anheuser-Busch's new premium entry in the domestic beer segment: Read more

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White papers

May 12th, 2010

Working for Free: Applying Content Strategy to the Freemium Gaming Model


As casual gaming titles continue to proliferate, the "freemium" business model is rapidly gaining traction among game developers and publishers. The Freemium Blog defines "freemium" as a business model in which a company gives away a core product for free and generates revenue by selling premium products to a small percentage of users.

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