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Solve Client Greg LeMond Celebrates 30^th Anniversary Of First Tour de France Win

Greg LeMond, founder of Solve client LeMond Bicycles, is celebrating the 30^th anniversary of his first of three victories in the Tour de France. LeMond, the only American to ever win the iconic and grueling multiple-stage cycling race, was the Tour de France champion in 1986, 1989 and again in 1990. A color commentator for the famed 21-day race, LeMond is currently in Europe as part of the broadcast team for the Eurosport Network.

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Following an unusual and highly competitive recruitment process, Solve has hired 5 interns to join the agency team this summer. Interns include Luke Gildemeister, Nora Lenhardt, Harry Peters, Danielle Roberts and Rebecca Walsh. “We’re proud to offer our interns a truly immersive experience, where they’re able to immediately contribute in a meaningful way,” said Maureen Clark, Solve Associate Media Director and intern program leader.

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Leading Craft Brewer Hosts Celebration Of Beer And Music

Members of Solve’s agency team were recently in Grand Rapids, Michigan enjoying client Founders annual summer party. Over 7,000 passionate Founders fans attended the festival, featuring a wide selection of the brewery’s beers and a day of music from a number of respected, national bands, playing on two stages. Although temperatures were in the 90’s, the agency team managed to stay hydrated.

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Solve has hired Dustin Joyce as Associate Creative Director. Joyce comes to the agency from Peterson Milla Hooks, where he helped oversee the agency’s digital work. “We like Dustin’s versatility as a creative. He’s extremely conceptual but his strong design background gives his work a high level of craft,“ said Hans Hansen, Solve Executive Creative Director. “We’ve added a few new clients and we’re really excited to see him put his talents to work for them.” Joyce’s brand experience includes Behr Paints, American Express, Sleep Number and Buffalo Wild Wings.

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Team Claims Overall Victory, Three Stage Wins And QOH Jersey In North Star Grand Prix

Rally Cycling dominated the North Star Grand Prix, holding onto the leader’s yellow jersey from start to finish, taking three stage wins, four podiums and sweeping the final general classification podium with Evan Huffman, Brad Huff and Tom Zirbel. Evan Huffman won the North Star Grand Prix while sprinter Erica Allar surprised many by winning the Queen of the Hill (QOH) title in the women’s race. Brad Huff’s victory on the final stage put an exclamation point on the week. Huffman’s victory, one of his biggest wins to date, is the sixth consecutive North Star Grand Prix title for the team and continued his phenomenal first season with Rally Cycling.

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