So far this holiday season all that many of you got from us was a warning about upgrading your version of Wordpress to protect it from malware. I thought we should do something else to express our gratitude for your business, conversation, and support this year.

The idea we came up with was to pick one of our own non-profit clients, explain a bit about what they do, make a donation to them, show the link to you and tell you about it. This idea has a triple benefit: this non-profit gets a little boost, you learn about them, and we get to show you some of what we did for them and maybe this gives you ideas for yourself….  Read more

Tronvig Group has launched the DiMenna Children’s History Museum website as part of the New-York Historical Society website. Featured on this new website is a kids section that showcases the first of three kid-friendly educational games: Sloppy Copy. Sloppy Copy introduces the New-York Historical Society’s wonderful and eclectic collection of objects and artworks to children by setting the kids on the trail of an entertaining villain: Finnias the Forger, a.k.a the “sloppy copier.”…  Read more

I am not a traditional sports fan. I follow no particular professional sport. I have attended few professional sports events in my life. And yet, I do in fact love sports, all kinds of sports. Perhaps this is why the Bill Shannon Biographical Dictionary of New York Sports that we created for the New-York Historical Society has become so dear to me in the short time we have been working on it. It is not an homage to any one sport, but rather to the idea of sport, and the role that sport plays in the lives of great and interesting people….  Read more

In my working career, I have taken many types of vacation. They have ranged in duration from a rather luxurious 6 weeks to nothing at all, and experience has shown that a contiguous period of at least two weeks is the most valuable….  Read more

Last summer Tronvig Group answered a proposal request to redesign and rebuild the New-York Historical Society’s institutional website. Last week it became a living, breathing [...]

We just completed a branding and website project for Manhattan’s oldest house—the Morris-Jumel Mansion. Morris-Jumel Mansion had a website that was a few years old [...]

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The Media Development Loan Fund, or MDLF, is a pioneering international non-profit organization formed in 1995 by Sasa Vucinic and the late Stuart Auerbach with [...]

Reversing George Washington’s steps and following the lead of a number of other agencies, Tronvig Group has said goodbye to Madison Avenue in favor of [...]

Arakawa Shusaku — July 6, 1936 – May 19, 2010 It was 1991, and I was fresh from Japan, adrift in New York, and uncertain [...]