The Company Overview

924design is a concept-to-build design company nestled in the hills of West Virginia. A team of freelancers led by the guy on the right, we specialize in four specific things:

• 1. Creating projects that are simple, yet innovative; timeless, yet cutting-edge.
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• 2. Creating projects that are practical and effective, driving more traffic and business to our clients.

  
  

  3. Creating projects that are affordable without sacrificing quality, so that no matter what the economy does, every small business owner can have great-looking product.

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  4. Absolutely outstanding, over-the-top, beyond-expectation customer service.

We take our business (but not ourselves) very seriously. Simply put, we love technology and the power it yields to today's businesses and individuals. Whether that's harnessing social networking sites (like facebook, Twitter, etc), using internet marketing to steer more clients to your website, or designing top-quality print marketing materials, we enjoy few things more than helping businesses grow using these mediums.

We build websites, design fliers, brochures and business cards, and even show you how to track the effectiveness of all of your marketing efforts. Need a conference speaker? We have experience presenting in front of audiences from as small as 10 to as large as 1600.

The Guy Who Started It All

Jeremiah Wentz grew up outside Baltimore, went to college in Oklahoma, and (with a brief stopover in Virginia) has lived in West Virginia for almost five years. He has over 9 years experience in the multi-media marketing industry, including helping many companies take their first major steps into the world of the internet and integrated marketing.

In addition to running 924design, Jeremiah currently serves as the Associate Pastor for Summit Church. He enjoys playing the guitar, just about any kind of sport, likes ice cream a little too much, and enjoys spending time with his wife and two sons. You can find him on Twitter,, facebook or follow his RSS feed on Google Reader.

Jeremiah also authored the critically-ignored webcomic Chicken & Milk, which, at its heyday, had literally tens of readers worldwide.