What do Count Dracula, Plum Media and the American Red Cross have in common?

Hint: It's the reason we're inviting you to see our new digs on Halloween! (You know we are now located in the old Milwaukee Casket Company, right?)

Wow! It feels great to be settled into our new space in the Menomonee Valley, surrounded by innovative and enterprising businesses. It has been a long couple of months to get to this point, but well worth it. There's a lot of excitement in the building. I think everyone feels really invigorated to be in a place we can finally call our own.

Plum Media has moved into its new headquarters in the Menomonee Valley! A ribbon cutting ceremony was held on Friday September 8th to celebrate the move. Milwaukee city officials and representatives from the Menomonee Valley Partners joined Rich Schmig, president of Plum Media for the occasion.

Plum Media is thrilled to welcome three new employees to its growing family: Emily Annunziata, Bryce Richards and Amy Freeze.

As any Wisconsinite knows, this state has only two seasons: winter, and "construction." Summer's in full swing (finally!) and that means we're making great progress on the construction of our new building at 1418 W. St. Paul.

Brewers excitement reaches a fever pitch as the crew try to maintain the top spot in the National League Central Division following the All-Star break. The Plum team breaks down why baseball season is truly the best time of year.

The glow of award season is upon us! This time is especially exciting because three of Plum Media's projects earned top awards.

Video is a powerful tool.  It can communicate a tailored message, capture an audience and deliver a strong ROI. Still not convinced? Watch the video below to learn why you can’t afford to exclude video from your marketing and communication strategy.  

Two and half months have passed since our groundbreaking event at 1418 W St. Paul in the Menomonee Valley and it’s been incredible to watch the transformation of Plum’s future home. Demolition commenced immediately after the event and I’m excited to report that it’s complete with the exception of a few small details. I was hoping to hop into the Bobcat myself but apparently there were a few liability concerns with a video producer taking on major demolition of a large building. Something about supporting walls and beams. What could go wrong?  Minor details.