Company Overview
Rain the Growth Agency is an independent, full-service creative, advertising, and media agency headquartered in Portland, Oregon. Established in 1998 by Michelle Cardinal and Tim O’Leary, the agency has evolved from its roots in direct response marketing to become a leader in delivering transformational growth for clients across various industries. At the core of Rain the Growth Agency’s approach is “Transactional Brand Building,” a methodology that seamlessly integrates brand strategy, creative development, audience targeting, dynamic media buying, and advanced analytics. This approach enables the agency to achieve both sales and branding goals simultaneously, ensuring measurable results without compromise.
The agency offers a comprehensive suite of services, including media planning and buying, creative development, strategic planning, and data analytics. Their expertise spans various channels, such as digital, television, and out-of-home advertising, allowing them to craft integrated campaigns that resonate with target audiences. Rain the Growth Agency has a track record of success with notable clients like Wayfair, Chewy, Peloton, SimpliSafe, 23andMe, OOFOS, and Headspace. These collaborations have showcased the agency’s ability to drive significant growth and brand awareness through tailored marketing strategies.
The agency is led by CEO Jane Crisan, who has been instrumental in expanding digital, brand, and analytics capabilities. Under her leadership, Rain the Growth Agency has embraced a flexible-first work environment, allowing employees to work remotely while maintaining a collaborative culture
Rain the Growth Agency is committed to fostering a diverse and inclusive workplace. As a woman-led organization, they prioritize innovation, human kindness, and a passion for making a difference. Their culture emphasizes hard work, collaboration, and a dedication to delivering exceptional results for clients.
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Richard Clark
I walked by this place as was curious what it even was. There are slogans everywhere painted on the walls. It's a huge building. Wouldn't have known it was an ad agency until I looked it up online. All I can say is this is exactly the k in kind of obnoxious company I would never work for. Makes sense now seeing its women lead. I have no doubt the gentleman saying they abuse their talent is on point.
Emma Lee
Good people who care just as much about the community they serve as the success they reach as an advertising agency.
Kenneth Harris
So so, won't last much longer because they abuse their talent