We are proven to be one of the most insightful lifestyle marketing teams in western Canada, with more than 25 years experience producing impactful projects for our clients.
Owners Leeann Froese and Andrew von Rosen head Town Hall Brands, supported by a smart, dedicated, and hardworking team of designers and marketers.
We chose our name from the concept of a “town hall” — a place where people gather to exchange and share valuable ideas and information… especially before a project of importance.
This around-the-table approach forms the foundation for all we do. We are a lifestyle destination, and deliver projects that inspire and celebrate the good life.
The Town Hall Brands team is well known and respected in the industry, possesses great relationships, and offers a unique skill set as it relates to producing brands and promoting clients.
Meet the People
Andrew von Rosen
owner / creative director
Since 1989, Andrew has provided graphic design services and finished printed materials—in all shapes and sizes—to a long list of happy clients. Over the past two decades, he has built a strong team and has worked with many respected clients to complete a diverse range of design projects, from print management, point-of-sale and merchandising items, advertising, and packaging.
Along the way, Andrew and his team have developed a specialty in wine industry–related print and packaging. He has overseen the creation of more than 100 adult beverage labels and knows what the business requires: what is legal, what paper stock stays intact in ice-bucket water, what closures have the best performance and look.
He is the designer that introduced Canada’s first use of a wine label with paper made from stone (harming no trees).
Most importantly, Andrew has design savvy.
He knows what it takes for a brand to be memorable and remarkable, so it has longevity and stands out on shelf to inspire people to reach, grab, and buy.
Leeann Froese
owner / brand strategist / PR specialist
Leeann has worked to market and publicize companies and individuals from all over the world more than two decades, and has been named one of 10 Women in PR That Lead, Inspire and Build Successful Brands, by Women in Public Relations North America and one of Five Women Leaders Helping Wineries to Be Successful by Wine Industry Advisor.
Quiet about her own accolades but a true influencer, she was asked to be Canada’s first ambassador for #winelover in 2015, and was named one of the Top 40 people globally to follow on social media in the wine world in 2017 and 2018 (by Social Vignerons) due to her avid use of social channels to create relevant and meaningful conversations that cross the globe.
When not working she is volunteering as a member of the BC Chapter of Les Dames d’ Escoffier, a society of professional women supporting women in careers related to wine, food and hospitality.
Proud to be a connector, and a go-to person for those who need to know what is happening in BC’s wine industry; Leeann is often sought as a consultant, speaker, or panelist for her expertise.
Town Hall Brands was proud to kick off 2022 by sharing the firm was certified for exceptional workplace culture by The Canadian Workplace Culture Index, the leading measure of Canadian workplace culture.
Owners Leeann Froese and Andrew von Rosen head Town Hall Brands, supported by a smart, dedicated, and hardworking team.
Together, our work style is highly collaborative in a way that creates sound, multi-dimensional brands and experiences.
Rebecca Bollwitt
website consultant - sixty4media
Sierra Simpson
marketing and communications
Ethan Woronko
graphic design
Garnet
floor director
Marina McDuff
lead graphic designer
Melody Lin
communications and special projects
Judith Arcand
events contractor - kape services
Rose Clemens
communications support
Scaling up to Suit Your Needs
While the talented personalities above make up our core team, with our strategic partnerships and collaborations in other markets, we scale up to meet the needs of a project of any size, or to augment our skills.
It’s easy for you, as all you need is one point of contact.