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Arthur’s blend of creativity and business savvy has been described as one of the most successful business strategies in the creative market. After earning a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in advertising and graphic design from the University of Texas at Austin in 1970, he completed advanced studies at the prestigious Pratt Institute in New York and studied under Milton Glaser, world-renowned founder of Push Pin Studio. Arthur launched his career in the studio of Dallas’ famed Stan Richards, principal of The Richards Group. After five years, Arthur left to form his own creative firm.
In 2003, Arthur purchased J. O’Connor & Mathews, Inc. Advertising, a leading, award winning, full-service, advertising and marketing agency based in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Since that time the company, now called Eisenberg And Associates, has won numerous additional accounts, from business-to-business, to consumer products and services.
Recipient of the Golden Egg lifetime achievement award, Arthur is a respected member of the creative community in Dallas and is a valuable partner to those clients who seek a business approach to their communications.
Education:
Bachelor in Fine Arts, University of Texas
Pratt Institute in New York
In 2003, Arthur purchased J. O’Connor & Mathews, Inc. Advertising, a leading, award winning, full-service, advertising and marketing agency based in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Since that time the company, now called Eisenberg And Associates, has won numerous additional accounts, from business-to-business, to consumer products and services.
Recipient of the Golden Egg lifetime achievement award, Arthur is a respected member of the creative community in Dallas and is a valuable partner to those clients who seek a business approach to their communications.
Education:
Bachelor in Fine Arts, University of Texas
Pratt Institute in New York
Arthur Eisenberg
PresidentWhat's Your Inspiration
I have a terrific wife, children and grandchildren that love me as much as I love them. And I still love my work as I did when I first started.
Now, as I move into my 60s, I reflect on how the people I work with today impact my life and my work. They keep me young. They excite me. They influence me. They inspire me.