Manifest Communication exemplifies
the next generation of business.

Gone are the days of massive overhead, extensive full-time staffs and infinite expense accounts. Here to stay are co-working offices, core team members and networks of contractors.

 

 

The Manifest Communication “Persona”

  • Hard Working – What does not kill us makes us stronger. We have the work ethic of a team of Clydesdales so will do what it takes to get the job done.

  • Reliable – We do what we say and that’s no joke, you can truly count on us.

  • Communicative – We like to be straight up about costs, expectations, and everything else.

  • Leader – Naturally gifted to run the show, set the pace and get people rallied together.

  • High-Energy/Spirited – Zest and vigor for life that comes through in all we do.

  • Creative – Think outside the box, problem solving, writing, and exploring ideas of all kinds.

  • Independent – No micromanaging needed - tons of intrinsic motivation to get the job done on our own. And no one school of thought. We make our own rules.

  • Outdoorsy – Never a dull moment here. We play hard and love to be in nature.

 

 

Owner / Idea Cultivator

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Rachel Brenneman is a seasoned communication strategist with over 25 years of experience, including a decade doing public outreach in the municipal sector. Specializing in community engagement, Rachel has successfully led outreach efforts for organizations such as the Aspen Skiing Company, City of Aspen, and Pitkin County, as well as valley-wide initiatives like the 2020 Census campaign, which reached over 80,000 people. Her work includes leading political campaigns like the successful passage of the Aspen/Pitkin County Airport ballot initiative campaign with a 65% victory in November 2024 and the Entrance to Aspen Referendum 2 win in March 2025, both of which navigated highly contentious community issues. She is no stranger to transportation projects, having worked on the SHIFT Mobility Lab, City of Aspen Safety Action Plan, Signature Aviation community outreach, and currently on the AABC Multi-Modal Transportation Plan team. By leveraging her background in branding and marketing, she supports all outreach projects with effective communication plans. Rachel is known for her ability to foster strong community dialogue, manage complex outreach projects, and deliver results on time and within budget. She also gives back as a board member of the Roaring Fork Mountain Bike Association.

 

 

Accolades

“Rachel had a very holistic approach to the personal marketing campaigns.  She starts with the broad view and then strategically develops the individual pieces that put the whole marketing campaign together that tells a complete story. She is responsive, attentive and a pleasure to work with.”

- Susan Lodge, Sotheby’s International Realty, Broker Associate

“Rachel has been working with my company on marketing and branding for over 5 years.  She is professional, creative, and always positive. It is such a joy to work with her and I would highly recommend her for any emerging or established business that is looking for a partner to assist them in marketing.”

- Sharon Hwang, Owner, The Wellness Center, Inc.

“Over the past 12 months Rachel Brenneman and her staff have transformed our marketing and communication strategies, leading to dramatically improved levels of connection with our membership. Manifest has quite honestly become an integral part of the RIA team by immersing themselves in our mission.  We don't know what we'd do without them, and the RIA enthusiastically recommends their services.”

- Terry Schalow, Running Industry Association, Executive Director

“Rachel was always a consummate professional. She is a strategic, thoughtful and creative partner, managing a large team with varying needs and preferences with ease. Rachel is capable of evaluating a client’s needs from a big picture standpoint while also planning and executing multi-faceted, intricate marketing plans that meet those needs.”

- Kimi Mischke, Brave and Co Design, Graphic Designer