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Visionary Appreciation

We’re inspired by the clients and visions that we work with because we understand the courage it takes to put your next-level idea out into the world. If it’s special to you, it’s special to us.

Once you make it up, Legacy Creative makes it happen. We’re here to help take your boldest ideas and turn them into an extraordinary reality. Our team is driven to execute each strategy with a lasting impact, just as your vision deserves.

Our dedication to understanding your mission and its value to the world is just one of the ways we’ll create uncommon excellence - together.

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Imagine only ever having to deal with one point of contact for everything in your business. No more managing HR, office overhead or coordinating a team of employees or contractors to get the work done.

Legacy Creative is an agency set up to be an easy button for visionaries so that you can dream your visions, turn it over to us and see it turn into reality. (Behind the scenes, our team is putting in the good ol’ fashioned elbow grease to see you succeed).

Let us support you in your vision and let’s create some magic together!

Meet Our TEAM

The movers & shakers,  do-good’ers & difference makers

To me, leaving a Legacy means leaving the world a better place than when you found it. That is what drives me to build teams, support visionaries and help dreams come to life.

Andrea Reindl

Founder, CEO

Supporting visionaries has always come easy to me. I knew what I was good at. I knew what I loved. I knew who I wanted to help. I had a dream. That is where Legacy Creative started. If we could support visionaries and build teams around them, I believed we could create change in the world.

What I knew for sure is that culture is what lights me up. So creating change with those I work with and taking good ideas into the world seemed like an ideal way to support my family and spend my time. Legacy Creative is my everyday proof that if you have a vision and the drive to bring it to reality, you can make magic happen.

To me, leaving a legacy means leaving the world a better place than when you found it. In every small encounter, make a difference: when you are having dinner with a friend, be present. When working with a client, make them feel important. When raising your kids, make sure they are set up to succeed anywhere in the world. I hope when I leave this life, the people I’ve touched will have a better life because they knew me. This is what drives me to build teams, support visionaries and help dreams come to life.

Knowing your legacy doesn’t come overnight. It’s something that flourishes over time.

Angela Cooke

Brand Manager

Knowing your legacy doesn’t come overnight. It’s something that flourishes over time. I’ve learned it comes with passion and conscious leadership, two values I have embraced while thinking about what kind of Legacy I want to leave during our short time on earth. It’s passion for a happier, healthier world, leading with humility and a compassion for others, including our four-legged furry friends.

I would like to leave a legacy of cheerful stories my loved ones would spend entire evenings talking about.

Carve your name on hearts, not tombstones. - Shannon Alder

Carlos Duarte

Tech Lead

I’d want my family and friends to remember me as the girl who never stopped smiling and never gave up. 

Courtney Gresham

Project Coordinator

When I sat down and considered what I want my legacy to be, I thought about how I want to be remembered and the impact I want to have on everyone I meet. I’d want my family and friends to remember me as the girl who never stopped smiling and never gave up. 

I’m constantly learning something new from those I come in contact with every single day. This curiosity and hunger for knowledge has helped make me the person I am today and will continue to develop me for the rest of my life. When I am gone, I would like to know that I positively impacted people’s lives and brought joy to everyone I encountered.

Being remembered as a passionate woman who helped empower others to see a bigger possibility for their lives and left them feeling inspired through my words and actions.

Jackie Dumaine

Brand Manager

I once believed that your personal legacy was something that needed to be tangible, monumental and world changing. Like building a globally recognized company, writing a best-selling book or having your name placed on the top of the Forbes list. Yet the older I become, the more I look to my parents as an example of how simplicity, such as giving selflessly to your friends, family and community, can create the biggest impact of all when leaving your mark on the world.

The legacy I’d like to leave is being remembered as a passionate woman who helped empower others to see a bigger possibility for their lives and left them feeling inspired through my words and actions. Because how you make others feel will always trump your accomplishments.

Kaitlyn Steel

My legacy isn’t specific to a certain action but to a feeling of joy and happiness I want to leave behind. 

Kaitlyn Steel

Brand Manager

I never thought about my legacy until my grandpa passed in 2018. I went to visit him and the person in the room beside him was also going through the same disease he was. The thing that stuck with me was that there were at least 10-15 people every single day coming to visit my grandpa and not a single person in the room over.

In that moment, I realized how much of an impact he had on all those people. His kindness had moved them in one way or another. That is the same impact I want to have on the people in my life. I hope to leave a legacy of being kind hearted and helping others as much as I can. My legacy isn’t specific to a certain action but to a feeling of joy and happiness I want to leave behind.

I believe in the ripple effect. I believe being kind or listening or making a difference to one person is like that.

Katarina Thornhill

Project Coordinator

Legacy: leg·​a·​cy | \ ˈle-gə-sē  \ – Something transmitted by or received from an ancestor or predecessor or from the past.

Some people want to make a big mark on the world—that’s not for me. I have no plans to be grand or famous. I just want to make a good impact on one—one person, one moment at a time. I believe in the ripple effect—when you throw a stone into water and it ripples out to change the whole surface of the water. I believe being kind or listening or making a difference to one person is like that.

So I want to throw the first bit of kindness into the water and let it ripple out. I want to be the person who listens when someone needs an ear. I want to be the person who shows that there is love even on the toughest days. And I want to be the person that gives grace because we all need that.

I want to leave behind lots of love and good in the world. I want to leave a legacy that has helped someone in some way.

Karleigh Skeans

Project Coordinator

The legacy I want to leave behind is one that makes my family and friends proud to say they knew me. I want them to never question the love I have for them. When people think of me, I want them to only have positive memories and to be remembered as the person who was always smiling. I want to leave behind lots of love and good in the world. I want to leave a legacy that has helped someone in some way.

The legacy I wish to leave behind is of someone who leads by example. The quiet, confident, behind-the-scenes leader who took over the world.

Kelsy Toker

Brand Manager

The legacy I wish to leave behind is of someone who leads by example. Someone who is open to new experiences and adventures while still using the hard-earned lessons over the years. I want to be remembered as someone who did her best to make life easier for others and who tried her best to find the positive in all situations that came her way. I want to be remembered as someone who helped to lift the dreams and goals of others to new heights. The quiet, confident, behind-the-scenes leader who took over the world.

I want my legacy to be that I loved and supported my family and friends.

Kyle Mcneil

Director of Finance

I want my legacy to be that I loved and supported my family and friends. I’d love to be remembered as someone who treated others with the respect and kindness they deserve. As someone who was dedicated to both personal improvement and always growing their ability to bring awesome value to a business.

I want my legacy to be transformational and to be known to spark inspiration in others.

Kylie Froseille

Project Coordinator

What is the legacy I want to leave in this world? Let me first just say, I want to be known as someone who could walk in a room and make everyone smile, as a person who you can turn to for advice, look up to and who supports people through the difficult stages of life. I want to be remembered for how I made people feel and the inspiration I left them with, not necessarily what I leave behind. 

If I were to choose my physical legacy, it would big. I would want to be a leader in transforming the world’s health, an international speaker for how to live an extraordinary life, and/or a leader in child psychology.  To have a personal brand company or multiple companies that all work to make your life the best one it can possibly be and help to make the world a better place.

I would be proud to leave behind a better world than the one I was born into. I cannot control everything, but a world that I have had a hand in healing would make me proud. I also would be proud to leave behind a company that is transforming lives for the better. I want my legacy to be transformational and to be known to spark inspiration in others. I’d also want to leave behind children who are happy and fulfilled everyday and well. And of course, I will most likely be leaving behind a ton of animals, as fur babies are important too!

When people think about me after I’m gone, and even while I’m still here, I want them to feel like their life got easier in some way simply because I existed.

Lucas Steeves

Copywriter

A few years ago, I came to a startling realization: I am not going to live forever. Sure, it seems like common knowledge to some, but for me in my early twenties it came as a bit of a shock. I started thinking about my life, and more importantly the legacy I want to leave behind after I’m gone. I went through a lot of different ideas: A massive business empire where people would talk about me like some kind of legend, to amass a fortune so that when I died all my friends and family could be completely looked after financially, to leave behind some kind of ground-breaking idea that would radically change the world…

The more I listed out the more I realized that while those were great goals, nothing on that list truly inspired me the way one’s ultimate legacy ought to. I got back to the basics and started thinking “What is it that I enjoy most?” 

I pondered this question for weeks before the answer came to me: I like to help people. It hit me like a lightning bolt! The legacy I want to leave behind is simple: when people think about me after I’m gone, and even while I’m still here, I want them to feel like their life got easier in some way simply because I existed. 

I think of the relationships I want to build, the places I want to go, the people I want to impact, and the impression I want to leave with every interaction.

Lucy Skrypnek

Project Coordinator

When I think of leaving my legacy, I think of the relationships I want to build, the places I want to go, the people I want to impact, and the impression I want to leave with every interaction. Regardless if they’re a close friend or someone I have a 2-minute conversation with, I want everyone to walk away with a smile on their face.

For me, doing fun things, seeing as many places as possible, eating amazing meals and living a life I can be proud of is the ultimate goal. Going to bed at night after a fun day, knowing there’s some other fun activity on the horizon is what brings me the most joy! To me, my ultimate “legacy” is doing things I love, and bringing that happiness and gratitude to the people around me.

There’s nothing I’d love more than waking up everyday feeling grateful for the opportunity to do something meaningful with people I care deeply about.

Manny Abella

Director of Operations

“What is a legacy? It’s planting seeds in a garden you never get to see.” – Lin Manuel Miranda 

There’s nothing I’d love more than waking up everyday feeling grateful for the opportunity to do something meaningful with people I care deeply about. So I’ll keep planting seeds and leaving tiny pieces of me in places that matter and in people who need it most.

I’d like to take it day by day and at the end of it all, look back and see something created that is much bigger than me.

I want to leave behind lots of love and good in the world, a legacy that has helped someone in some way.

Natalie Reindl

Project Coordinator

The legacy I want to leave behind is one that makes my family and friends proud to say they knew me and I want them to never question the love I have for them. When people think of me, I want them to only have positive memories and to be remembered as the person who was always smiling. I want to leave behind lots of love and good in the world. I want to leave a legacy that has helped someone in some way.

What does Legacy really mean to me? It's the ability to spark a desire and inspiration in others and help them to attain their true wealth

Sherri Skeans

Director of Sales & Revenue

When thinking about what Legacy means to me, the first thing that comes to mind is my children. Sharing with them and encouraging them to define for themselves what it means to live a successful, fulfilled life. Showing them the importance of loving fully and caring deeply for others and most importantly… themselves. In business, I feel creating a Legacy means sharing the knowledge that I have learned with others. Carrying the message. Going beyond any ego and sharing openly. Playing full out and giving all I can.

People need to be reminded of their potential and all of their possibilities more than ever now.  Everyone has that spark inside them that needs to be allowed to shine a little brighter. So sharing the steps that make success possible and supporting others in finding their true direction, that’s how I want to be remembered…as someone who inspired others to make a change or share their message with the world. What does Legacy really mean to me? It’s the ability to spark a desire and inspiration in others and help them to attain their true wealth.

At the end of my life I hope I will be able to say I’ve left a valuable literary legacy, and that I’ve lifted scores of other writers to higher levels of mastery and success in their own creative endeavors.

TAIJA MORGAN

Editor

At the end of my life I hope I will be able to say I’ve left a valuable literary legacy, that I’ve stood at the frontier of possibility in the literary field and contributed to advancing our progress in some meaningful way, and that I’ve lifted scores of other writers to higher levels of mastery and success in their own creative endeavors.

A legacy unfolds one step at a time, one day at a time. Patient yet relentless movement toward an overarching passion. I work in the writing field, where things can only be accomplished one word at a time, one page at a time. Breaking huge projects into manageable steps is how I function. My primary legacy goal is Mastery, specifically of the craft of writing. I break this into themes: knowledge, creativity, and teaching. And I break these themes into main goals to be accomplished over roughly the next 50 years: read 10,000 books (knowledge furthers mastery), write 100 books (turn mastery into creative products), edit 1000 manuscripts (sharing my love of writing by teaching and coaching others). By year: read 200 books, write 2 books, edit 20 manuscripts. 

These are big goals but having something to aim toward on a day-to-day basis ensures I always feel the pull of purpose. 

The real question of legacy of course is: what do I want to leave behind for others? At the end of my life I hope I will be able to say I’ve left a valuable literary legacy, that I’ve stood at the frontier of possibility in the literary field and contributed to advancing our progress in some meaningful way, and that I’ve lifted scores of other writers to higher levels of mastery and success in their own creative endeavors.

My legacy is built around passing kindness to the people I interact with because I believe in the quote that I came across saying “In a gentle way, you can shake the world.” - Mahatma Gandhi.

Vinnel Virgines

Graphic Designer

My role is to sparkle creativity and turn things into something beautiful. Similarly, I want to bring beauty and color into the life of other people. Hence, I believe everything in this world can be beautiful despite chaos. I wish to be remembered for being kind, gentle, hardworking, and always wanting to learn. On my last breath, I want to leave brimming smiles on the faces of the people I love, reminding them of our sweet memories and deep connection. 

My legacy is built around passing kindness to the people I interact with because I believe in the quote that I came across saying “In a gentle way, you can shake the world.” – Mahatma Gandhi. If only everyone wears a smile and kindness every day, the world can be a better place.

To be part of something greater than myself is one of the things I live for. Knowing that we are of a community that provides positivity, and transforms and builds people. I am grateful to be doing work that touches lives and is very rewarding. Everytime we see testimonials from people about how their lives have changed and they were given hope, it is already a big impact and truly something that could last a lifetime. Values, Faith, and character are sometimes unseen but in the end matter the most.

To be part of something greater than myself is one of the things I live for and it gives me that sense of purpose. I find strength from my family and in knowing I’m part of a community that provides positivity, and transforms and builds people. I am grateful to be doing work that touches lives and is very rewarding. Everytime we see testimonials from people about how their lives have changed and they were given hope, it is already a big impact and truly something that could last a lifetime. Values, Faith, and character are sometimes unseen but in the end matter the most.

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