Strategists, Creatives,
Coordinators,
Designers, Fabricators,
Experience Makers.
Since 1964 Deckel and Moneypenny has been shaping the experience economy and developing new ways for brands to create lasting impressions.
So much has changed over the last 55 years, but one thing hasn’t changed: the premium our team places on creativity, craftsmanship, service; and our ability to exceed client expectations with every single engagement. Excitement is what brings our audiences in and the excitement to see what we do next is what keeps our clients coming back.
We are Makers, Experience Makers.
Account Managers and Designers
Steve Deckel
CEO
Lena Jones
Account Executive
Tom Peterson
Account Executive
Liv Owens
Account Executive
Clint Whittington
Account Executive
Sarah Mahwhinney
Project Manager
Richard Thurman
Exhibit Designer
Kara Hinze
Exhibit Designer
TK Wismer
Exhibit Designer
Reed Sowder
Exhibit Designer
Daniel Duncan
Exhibit Designer
Sarah McKim
Graphic Designer
Gaston Hester
Graphic Designer
Taylor Googe
A/V Coordinator
Leslie Word
Marketing & Communications Director
Logisticians, Artisans, Finance
Kris Allen
Account Coordinator
Marcie Jewell
Administrative Assistant
Cheryl Jones
Account Coordinator
Rachel Peterson
Purchasing Manager
Emily Barringer
Logistics Manager
Marty Jackson
Exhibit Craftsman
Brian Likens
Exhibit Craftsman
Thomas Franklin
Exhibit Specialist
Jeff Campbell
Warehouse Supervisor
Ken Trotter
Exhibit Specialist
Robert Bruns
Exhibit Specialist
Joe Steinhiser
Production Manager
Kyle Jackson
Exhibit Specialist
MItch McWherter
Exhibits Craftsman
Gary Wyatt
Warehouse Assistant
Corey McWherter
Exhibit Specialist
Chris Potter
Shipping Receiving Specialist
Matt Ironfield
Exhibit Craftsman
Shawn Whitehurst
Tour Manager
Andrea Fogarty
Controller
Kristin Mulligan
Accounting Assistant
What we are talking about…
From instagram
Gearing up for the busy fall season when the sawdust will really be flying! It is the makers, like...
from Instagram… Louisville Tourism
This gorgeous new exhibit for Louisville Tourism was over two years in the making, and we are so excited to see it make its debut at the recent Center for Association Leadership meeting in Nashville
After 21 years at D&M, Bobbie Gardner has retired from our Accounting Department. She has been an integral part of the team, performing a host of accounting and clerical functions including everyone’s favorite: making sure we all get paid! Bobbie was also the proud steward of the annual tradition of selecting signature D&M holiday ornaments. We will all miss her smiling face, but happy that she is embarking on a new adventure, and can spend more time with her recently retired husband Robbie.
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Today we bid farewell to Paul Buechler as he finishes his summer #internship with D&M and returns to the University of Kentucky to continue his studies in Marketing & Management. We wish him all the best and hope the skills and experience he gained these past months serve him well in the future. “It has been a pleasure to work with Paul and we all sincerely hope that his experiences with Deckel & Moneypenny were engaging and satisfying. Paul was an integral part of our team, helping complete a significant special project over the summer. He is a fast learner, getting up to speed on our operations systems and organizational culture quickly. With his eagerness to learn, he developed various skills while working with us that we hope will benefit him in his future business endeavors. His team working skills and friendly nature made him not only a valuable asset to the Logistics Department but a welcome one as well. He outdid the expected performance and we are happy to have had the opportunity to work with and train such an enthusiastic candidate.“ – Emily Barringer
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2022 FIT Intern: Jenny Hsin-Chang
https://www.instagram.com/p/ChBJFo7P6I_/ We have been honored to have Jenny Hsin-Yi Chang as a...
First-time exhibitors @TheCleanShow 2022, @geappliances shows how commercial laundry can be fun (and gorgeous). How many pop-a-socks do you think you could sink?
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Finally saw the mural in person
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Sneak peek if something by we are working on
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Going through the archives and realizing that panic was a much more sophisticated concept in the 1960’s
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Its all in the details when you’re making sure @monogramappliances shines on stage at the Food & Wine Classic in Aspen. #aspenfoodandwine #MonogramAspenFW #FWClassic #elevateeverything
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