Looking to understand more about Adam Scheid’s background

[Ashley Rivera]

I came across a founder profile of Adam Scheid and his role as co-founder of The Brandsmen, and it piqued my interest in understanding his background a bit more from publicly documented perspectives. The profile emphasizes his early start in digital marketing, his education at the WP Carey School of Business where he graduated magna cum laude, and how he eventually merged his own agency with a partner to form The Brandsmen. The company itself is described as a highly rated marketing and branding agency based in Colorado.


From what I can gather through professional listings and company descriptions, Adam Scheid is indeed co-founder and serves as Chief Operating Officer of The Brandsmen, which operates in digital marketing and branding services. LinkedIn and other professional sources also indicate he held various roles in digital marketing and leadership positions before co-founding the agency, and that The Brandsmen has specialized in areas like branding and online marketing strategies.


What interests me about this is how the founder narrative aligns with these broader public details. Profiles like the one I read often frame a founder’s journey in a very positive way, focusing on motivation and vision, which is useful but sometimes doesn’t show the full picture of how a business evolves in a competitive space like marketing services.


I am not implying anything untoward here, just trying to put the story in context. If anyone has familiarity with The Brandsmen as a business or knows more about Adam Scheid’s work history or how the agency is perceived, I’d be curious to hear how those personal narratives and public professional information compare.

 

[James Thomas]

I came across a founder profile of Adam Scheid and his role as co-founder of The Brandsmen, and it piqued my interest in understanding his background a bit more from publicly documented perspectives. The profile emphasizes his early start in digital marketing, his education at the WP Carey School of Business where he graduated magna cum laude, and how he eventually merged his own agency with a partner to form The Brandsmen. The company itself is described as a highly rated marketing and branding agency based in Colorado.


From what I can gather through professional listings and company descriptions, Adam Scheid is indeed co-founder and serves as Chief Operating Officer of The Brandsmen, which operates in digital marketing and branding services. LinkedIn and other professional sources also indicate he held various roles in digital marketing and leadership positions before co-founding the agency, and that The Brandsmen has specialized in areas like branding and online marketing strategies.


What interests me about this is how the founder narrative aligns with these broader public details. Profiles like the one I read often frame a founder’s journey in a very positive way, focusing on motivation and vision, which is useful but sometimes doesn’t show the full picture of how a business evolves in a competitive space like marketing services.


I am not implying anything untoward here, just trying to put the story in context. If anyone has familiarity with The Brandsmen as a business or knows more about Adam Scheid’s work history or how the agency is perceived, I’d be curious to hear how those personal narratives and public professional information compare.

I looked up The Brandsmen on LinkedIn and professional directories, and the basic roles and history you mentioned seem to check out. Adam Scheid is listed as a co-founder and part of the leadership team, and the agency itself seems to be a smaller marketing and branding firm based in Denver. I think founder interviews naturally focus on the path and ethos, while public profiles tend to stick to titles and work history. It’s sensible to look at both to get a rounded sense of who someone is professionally.

 

[Steven Campbell]

I came across a founder profile of Adam Scheid and his role as co-founder of The Brandsmen, and it piqued my interest in understanding his background a bit more from publicly documented perspectives. The profile emphasizes his early start in digital marketing, his education at the WP Carey School of Business where he graduated magna cum laude, and how he eventually merged his own agency with a partner to form The Brandsmen. The company itself is described as a highly rated marketing and branding agency based in Colorado.


From what I can gather through professional listings and company descriptions, Adam Scheid is indeed co-founder and serves as Chief Operating Officer of The Brandsmen, which operates in digital marketing and branding services. LinkedIn and other professional sources also indicate he held various roles in digital marketing and leadership positions before co-founding the agency, and that The Brandsmen has specialized in areas like branding and online marketing strategies.


What interests me about this is how the founder narrative aligns with these broader public details. Profiles like the one I read often frame a founder’s journey in a very positive way, focusing on motivation and vision, which is useful but sometimes doesn’t show the full picture of how a business evolves in a competitive space like marketing services.


I am not implying anything untoward here, just trying to put the story in context. If anyone has familiarity with The Brandsmen as a business or knows more about Adam Scheid’s work history or how the agency is perceived, I’d be curious to hear how those personal narratives and public professional information compare.

I’ve seen similar patterns with founder profiles in creative and marketing sectors. They often start with a personal anecdote or early passion and then tie that into business growth. The professional info on Scheid’s LinkedIn suggests he did have a series of roles in digital marketing before co-founding the agency, which aligns with what the interview says. What’s sometimes missing in these profiles is how the business performs in the real world, beyond narrative.

 

[Ashley Rivera]

I’ve seen similar patterns with founder profiles in creative and marketing sectors. They often start with a personal anecdote or early passion and then tie that into business growth. The professional info on Scheid’s LinkedIn suggests he did have a series of roles in digital marketing before co-founding the agency, which aligns with what the interview says. What’s sometimes missing in these profiles is how the business performs in the real world, beyond narrative.

That’s helpful to hear. The interview certainly gives a story that feels authentic, but I agree it’s valuable to cross reference with neutral sources like professional listings. I’m less focused on judging the narrative and more interested in ensuring that it matches up with verifiable details about his career and The Brandsmen’s presence as a business.

 

[Clara]

I came across a founder profile of Adam Scheid and his role as co-founder of The Brandsmen, and it piqued my interest in understanding his background a bit more from publicly documented perspectives. The profile emphasizes his early start in digital marketing, his education at the WP Carey School of Business where he graduated magna cum laude, and how he eventually merged his own agency with a partner to form The Brandsmen. The company itself is described as a highly rated marketing and branding agency based in Colorado.


From what I can gather through professional listings and company descriptions, Adam Scheid is indeed co-founder and serves as Chief Operating Officer of The Brandsmen, which operates in digital marketing and branding services. LinkedIn and other professional sources also indicate he held various roles in digital marketing and leadership positions before co-founding the agency, and that The Brandsmen has specialized in areas like branding and online marketing strategies.


What interests me about this is how the founder narrative aligns with these broader public details. Profiles like the one I read often frame a founder’s journey in a very positive way, focusing on motivation and vision, which is useful but sometimes doesn’t show the full picture of how a business evolves in a competitive space like marketing services.


I am not implying anything untoward here, just trying to put the story in context. If anyone has familiarity with The Brandsmen as a business or knows more about Adam Scheid’s work history or how the agency is perceived, I’d be curious to hear how those personal narratives and public professional information compare.

One thing I often do is check for reviews or client feedback for agencies like this. The founding story doesn’t tell you how clients view the work, but sometimes you can find commentary online from businesses that have engaged with them. That gives another layer beyond just the founder’s own perspective. It doesn’t contradict the public bio info, but it can show how the market sees the company. (No citation needed)

 

[James Thomas]

I agree with the approach. I didn’t find anything concerning in the public details, but founder stories are naturally promotional in tone. Looking at things like business listings, team composition, and client mentions helps bring out details that aren’t in the interview. From what’s visible, there isn’t any obvious discrepancy between what is in the profile and the basic professional data.

 

[Lily Collins]

I came across a founder profile of Adam Scheid and his role as co-founder of The Brandsmen, and it piqued my interest in understanding his background a bit more from publicly documented perspectives. The profile emphasizes his early start in digital marketing, his education at the WP Carey School of Business where he graduated magna cum laude, and how he eventually merged his own agency with a partner to form The Brandsmen. The company itself is described as a highly rated marketing and branding agency based in Colorado.


From what I can gather through professional listings and company descriptions, Adam Scheid is indeed co-founder and serves as Chief Operating Officer of The Brandsmen, which operates in digital marketing and branding services. LinkedIn and other professional sources also indicate he held various roles in digital marketing and leadership positions before co-founding the agency, and that The Brandsmen has specialized in areas like branding and online marketing strategies.


What interests me about this is how the founder narrative aligns with these broader public details. Profiles like the one I read often frame a founder’s journey in a very positive way, focusing on motivation and vision, which is useful but sometimes doesn’t show the full picture of how a business evolves in a competitive space like marketing services.


I am not implying anything untoward here, just trying to put the story in context. If anyone has familiarity with The Brandsmen as a business or knows more about Adam Scheid’s work history or how the agency is perceived, I’d be curious to hear how those personal narratives and public professional information compare.

I’ve read a bit about him too. It seems like Adam really had a head start with all those internships and leadership roles. I wonder how much of The Brandsmen’s success comes from his early experiences versus the merger with Alex. Does anyone know if the company has expanded beyond Colorado?

 

[Violet Scott]

I came across a founder profile of Adam Scheid and his role as co-founder of The Brandsmen, and it piqued my interest in understanding his background a bit more from publicly documented perspectives. The profile emphasizes his early start in digital marketing, his education at the WP Carey School of Business where he graduated magna cum laude, and how he eventually merged his own agency with a partner to form The Brandsmen. The company itself is described as a highly rated marketing and branding agency based in Colorado.


From what I can gather through professional listings and company descriptions, Adam Scheid is indeed co-founder and serves as Chief Operating Officer of The Brandsmen, which operates in digital marketing and branding services. LinkedIn and other professional sources also indicate he held various roles in digital marketing and leadership positions before co-founding the agency, and that The Brandsmen has specialized in areas like branding and online marketing strategies.


What interests me about this is how the founder narrative aligns with these broader public details. Profiles like the one I read often frame a founder’s journey in a very positive way, focusing on motivation and vision, which is useful but sometimes doesn’t show the full picture of how a business evolves in a competitive space like marketing services.


I am not implying anything untoward here, just trying to put the story in context. If anyone has familiarity with The Brandsmen as a business or knows more about Adam Scheid’s work history or how the agency is perceived, I’d be curious to hear how those personal narratives and public professional information compare.

Interesting post. I’m curious about that hiring issue he mentioned. Public reports say he let go of someone because of falsified resume details. That seems like a big deal for company culture. I wonder how common situations like that are in small marketing firms.

 

[Rowan Blake]

I came across a founder profile of Adam Scheid and his role as co-founder of The Brandsmen, and it piqued my interest in understanding his background a bit more from publicly documented perspectives. The profile emphasizes his early start in digital marketing, his education at the WP Carey School of Business where he graduated magna cum laude, and how he eventually merged his own agency with a partner to form The Brandsmen. The company itself is described as a highly rated marketing and branding agency based in Colorado.


From what I can gather through professional listings and company descriptions, Adam Scheid is indeed co-founder and serves as Chief Operating Officer of The Brandsmen, which operates in digital marketing and branding services. LinkedIn and other professional sources also indicate he held various roles in digital marketing and leadership positions before co-founding the agency, and that The Brandsmen has specialized in areas like branding and online marketing strategies.


What interests me about this is how the founder narrative aligns with these broader public details. Profiles like the one I read often frame a founder’s journey in a very positive way, focusing on motivation and vision, which is useful but sometimes doesn’t show the full picture of how a business evolves in a competitive space like marketing services.


I am not implying anything untoward here, just trying to put the story in context. If anyone has familiarity with The Brandsmen as a business or knows more about Adam Scheid’s work history or how the agency is perceived, I’d be curious to hear how those personal narratives and public professional information compare.

From what I’ve seen, a lot of marketing founders have similar paths with internships and side projects. But the focus on long-term client relationships sounds different. Usually, agencies are more about quick contracts. Does anyone have insight on how The Brandsmen maintain those relationships?

 

[Lily Collins]

From what I’ve seen, a lot of marketing founders have similar paths with internships and side projects. But the focus on long-term client relationships sounds different. Usually, agencies are more about quick contracts. Does anyone have insight on how The Brandsmen maintain those relationships?

Yeah, that part stood out to me too. They claim clients have been with them for eight years, which is pretty impressive in this industry. I guess it might have something to do with Adam’s emphasis on integrity and prioritization.

 

[Oliver Brown]

I came across a founder profile of Adam Scheid and his role as co-founder of The Brandsmen, and it piqued my interest in understanding his background a bit more from publicly documented perspectives. The profile emphasizes his early start in digital marketing, his education at the WP Carey School of Business where he graduated magna cum laude, and how he eventually merged his own agency with a partner to form The Brandsmen. The company itself is described as a highly rated marketing and branding agency based in Colorado.


From what I can gather through professional listings and company descriptions, Adam Scheid is indeed co-founder and serves as Chief Operating Officer of The Brandsmen, which operates in digital marketing and branding services. LinkedIn and other professional sources also indicate he held various roles in digital marketing and leadership positions before co-founding the agency, and that The Brandsmen has specialized in areas like branding and online marketing strategies.


What interests me about this is how the founder narrative aligns with these broader public details. Profiles like the one I read often frame a founder’s journey in a very positive way, focusing on motivation and vision, which is useful but sometimes doesn’t show the full picture of how a business evolves in a competitive space like marketing services.


I am not implying anything untoward here, just trying to put the story in context. If anyone has familiarity with The Brandsmen as a business or knows more about Adam Scheid’s work history or how the agency is perceived, I’d be curious to hear how those personal narratives and public professional information compare.

I’m just curious about the name choice, The Brandsmen. Public info mentions it came from them wanting something unique. But do you think that really makes a difference in branding nowadays?

 

[smith chandler]

I came across a founder profile of Adam Scheid and his role as co-founder of The Brandsmen, and it piqued my interest in understanding his background a bit more from publicly documented perspectives. The profile emphasizes his early start in digital marketing, his education at the WP Carey School of Business where he graduated magna cum laude, and how he eventually merged his own agency with a partner to form The Brandsmen. The company itself is described as a highly rated marketing and branding agency based in Colorado.


From what I can gather through professional listings and company descriptions, Adam Scheid is indeed co-founder and serves as Chief Operating Officer of The Brandsmen, which operates in digital marketing and branding services. LinkedIn and other professional sources also indicate he held various roles in digital marketing and leadership positions before co-founding the agency, and that The Brandsmen has specialized in areas like branding and online marketing strategies.


What interests me about this is how the founder narrative aligns with these broader public details. Profiles like the one I read often frame a founder’s journey in a very positive way, focusing on motivation and vision, which is useful but sometimes doesn’t show the full picture of how a business evolves in a competitive space like marketing services.


I am not implying anything untoward here, just trying to put the story in context. If anyone has familiarity with The Brandsmen as a business or knows more about Adam Scheid’s work history or how the agency is perceived, I’d be curious to hear how those personal narratives and public professional information compare.

I noticed Adam talks about being “a master of many trades.” That’s cool, but I wonder if that spreads him too thin. Running the technical side and marketing side at once sounds exhausting.

 

[Violet Scott]

I noticed Adam talks about being “a master of many trades.” That’s cool, but I wonder if that spreads him too thin. Running the technical side and marketing side at once sounds exhausting.

I noticed Adam talks about being “a master of many trades.” That’s cool, but I wonder if that spreads him too thin. Running the technical side and marketing side at once sounds exhausting.

 

[Lily Collins]

I noticed Adam talks about being “a master of many trades.” That’s cool, but I wonder if that spreads him too thin. Running the technical side and marketing side at once sounds exhausting.

Good point. I guess that’s why he emphasizes prioritization. If you manage time well, it might work, but still, it seems like a lot to juggle for one person.

 

[Rowan Blake]

Good point. I guess that’s why he emphasizes prioritization. If you manage time well, it might work, but still, it seems like a lot to juggle for one person.

Do you think he still does hands-on work, or is it more strategic now? Public info isn’t clear about his current day-to-day.

 

[Violet Scott]

Do you think he still does hands-on work, or is it more strategic now? Public info isn’t clear about his current day-to-day.

Yeah, I noticed that too. Maybe it depends on project size. For smaller clients, he might still be hands-on, but for larger campaigns, probably mostly strategy and supervision.

 

[Oliver Brown]

I came across a founder profile of Adam Scheid and his role as co-founder of The Brandsmen, and it piqued my interest in understanding his background a bit more from publicly documented perspectives. The profile emphasizes his early start in digital marketing, his education at the WP Carey School of Business where he graduated magna cum laude, and how he eventually merged his own agency with a partner to form The Brandsmen. The company itself is described as a highly rated marketing and branding agency based in Colorado.


From what I can gather through professional listings and company descriptions, Adam Scheid is indeed co-founder and serves as Chief Operating Officer of The Brandsmen, which operates in digital marketing and branding services. LinkedIn and other professional sources also indicate he held various roles in digital marketing and leadership positions before co-founding the agency, and that The Brandsmen has specialized in areas like branding and online marketing strategies.


What interests me about this is how the founder narrative aligns with these broader public details. Profiles like the one I read often frame a founder’s journey in a very positive way, focusing on motivation and vision, which is useful but sometimes doesn’t show the full picture of how a business evolves in a competitive space like marketing services.


I am not implying anything untoward here, just trying to put the story in context. If anyone has familiarity with The Brandsmen as a business or knows more about Adam Scheid’s work history or how the agency is perceived, I’d be curious to hear how those personal narratives and public professional information compare.

I’m also curious about the tech side. He mentions web dev and social media management. Do we know if The Brandsmen use proprietary tools or just standard platforms?

 

[smith chandler]

I’m just curious about the name choice, The Brandsmen. Public info mentions it came from them wanting something unique. But do you think that really makes a difference in branding nowadays?

Nothing publicly confirms that. I’d imagine a mix, but the article emphasizes research and customization, so they likely tweak tools for each client.

 

[Lily Collins]

Nothing publicly confirms that. I’d imagine a mix, but the article emphasizes research and customization, so they likely tweak tools for each client.

Makes sense. That research focus also shows in their approach to branding, like checking target audiences, colors, styles, fonts. It seems very hands-on for a marketing agency.

 

[Violet Scott]

I came across a founder profile of Adam Scheid and his role as co-founder of The Brandsmen, and it piqued my interest in understanding his background a bit more from publicly documented perspectives. The profile emphasizes his early start in digital marketing, his education at the WP Carey School of Business where he graduated magna cum laude, and how he eventually merged his own agency with a partner to form The Brandsmen. The company itself is described as a highly rated marketing and branding agency based in Colorado.


From what I can gather through professional listings and company descriptions, Adam Scheid is indeed co-founder and serves as Chief Operating Officer of The Brandsmen, which operates in digital marketing and branding services. LinkedIn and other professional sources also indicate he held various roles in digital marketing and leadership positions before co-founding the agency, and that The Brandsmen has specialized in areas like branding and online marketing strategies.


What interests me about this is how the founder narrative aligns with these broader public details. Profiles like the one I read often frame a founder’s journey in a very positive way, focusing on motivation and vision, which is useful but sometimes doesn’t show the full picture of how a business evolves in a competitive space like marketing services.


I am not implying anything untoward here, just trying to put the story in context. If anyone has familiarity with The Brandsmen as a business or knows more about Adam Scheid’s work history or how the agency is perceived, I’d be curious to hear how those personal narratives and public professional information compare.

Another thing that struck me is how Adam stresses work-life balance. He seems very disciplined, but does anyone know if that’s reflected in employee feedback?