about

Brand Vibration is a design studio THAT HELPS individuals and businesses strengthen how they look, feel, and connect with people.

Founder and Chief Creative Officer Bruce Fenske helps organizations transform complex ideas into brands and digital experiences that people understand, trust, and remember.

An award-winning creative director, design strategist, business owner, and inventor, Bruce combines business strategy, customer insight, and exceptional design to create work that is both meaningful and measurable.

During his 21-year career at Microsoft, Bruce consistently delivered at the highest level. Beginning in his third year, he ranked among the company’s top 7% of employees for 10 consecutive years through Microsoft’s annual performance review process.

Bruce’s work earned personal letters of recognition from CEO Steve Ballmer and praise from Bill Gates, and he created a successful executive event brand for Microsoft’s CEO and senior leadership team. Throughout Bruce’s career, he helped shape products, brands, and experiences used by millions of customers worldwide.

Bruce later joined GE Digital as Creative Director, where he was granted a U.S. patent for user experience design on a 1st-generation heart surgery lab analytics platform.

Whether simplifying complex technology or building a compelling brand, Bruce’s focus has always been to create experiences that make people’s lives easier and help businesses grow.

Today, through Brand Vibration, Bruce partners with individuals and organizations ranging from startups to established companies, providing brand strategy, identity design, websites, digital marketing, and customer experiences that solve business problems and strengthen market presence.

Clients value his rare ability to blend strategic thinking, analytical problem-solving, and hands-on design craftsmanship into solutions that are as effective as they are beautifully executed.

At its core, Brand Vibration exists to nurture brand love — by helping good people and businesses look as good as they actually are.