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by Sprehe.
Two young women in sportswear hug and smile at the camera while holding green paper cups on an outdoor track, with other teammates in the background. The sky is pink, indicating either sunrise or sunset.
A person with painted red nails twirls spaghetti with tomato sauce and basil on a fork over a white plate, sitting on a blue-and-white checkered tablecloth.
A woman with short dark hair and glasses smiles at the camera. She wears a green and blue shirt. The image has a blue geometric overlay of semi-circles and shapes across it.
A joyful bride and groom celebrate outdoors, the groom popping a champagne bottle with foam spraying, while “Big Days” in elegant script overlays the lively wedding scene.
Two men sit closely together and smile at the camera indoors, with one of them holding a small dog in a striped shirt. The photo is black and white, and the background shows home decor and soft lighting.
A smiling runner wearing sunglasses poses next to a person in a large, colorful cartoon ravioli costume at an outdoor event with people in the background.
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TOBE

Sprehe builds memorable brands, websites and campaigns for those who seek to connect.

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SEEN
A modern exhibition booth with a light blue desk labeled Taylor Geospatial and a large backdrop displaying abstract brown patterns and the text For the Digital Public Good in a spacious, sunlit hall.
For the Digital Public Good

A brand for a newly unified nonprofit built to bridge the gap between breakthrough geospatial AI research and the world that needs it.

Taylor Geospatial
A smiling woman places her hands on a girl’s shoulders as they look at a lit menorah. Surrounding them are blue-tinted images of a man playing guitar, a shofar, an olive branch, and a Star of David.
Tikkun Olam–Now and Forever.

A new brand and website for the Dallas Jewish Community Foundation, built around one of Judaism’s most enduring ideas: repairing the world.

Dallas Jewish Community Foundation
Several stacked red boxes feature the word “DITALIA” and “Italian specialty foods est. 1996” in white text. Some box sides display a marbled pattern, the letter “D,” and the phrase “Share What You Love.”.
For the Love of Italy

We refreshed Ditalia’s brand and e-commerce experience, connecting customers not just to products, but to the people and places behind them.

DITALIA
A modern glass building with tall columns and surrounding greenery, featuring the Missouri S&T logo prominently in the center.
Solving for Tomorrow

To launch a bold campus vision, we helped Missouri S&T introduce the Arrival District and new Welcome Center, projects that helped unlock a record $300 million gift.

Missouri S&T
Three colorful tourism posters for St. Louis are displayed on a wall above two blue chairs. The posters read: Gateway to the Best, Rally the Lou, and Fuel Up, each with bold graphics and images.
Rally the LOU

We launched the Greater St. Louis Marathon with Rally the Lou, a campaign that brought 10,000 runners to downtown St. Louis.

GO! Saint Louis
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The team took the time to deeply understand our mission and the women we serve.

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Saint Martha’s

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