I’m Cuyler Meade. I wouldn’t be here without my darling wife, Sarah Meade, or Lyla, Andy, Daniel, Haylie, Joseph, and Cuy, our six children. I’ve been telling stories in the pages of newspapers, on the radio, inside organizations and for government agencies for over a decade (not to mention I’m a published fiction writer). I’ve been honing the tenets of strategic communications throughout that career in journalism, corporate culture work, and public relations, and I’m deeply passionate about the value of stories told well and received with impact. Having made the Yampa Valley our home, I’ve come to intensely love the people and places here, and am filled with gratitude for the people and agencies who make it better, more compassionate, safer, and more beautiful. I want to connect those people to resources that make their work more powerful, to recipients of their services who need their work so dearly, and to partners who can stand shoulder-to-shoulder and do that great work more effectively. I can’t wait to meet you, to learn your story, and to work together to share it with the people who need to hear it most.
My Mission
Meade Strategic Communications exists to help people who help people. My mission is simple:
To elevate the good in the Yampa Valley by creating connections through strategic communication.
My Vision
Meade Strategic Communications has a lofty vision, but we believe in it:
The Yampa Valley will be a happier, healthier, safer, more compassionate, and more beautiful place because we are in it.
My Values
My personal values and principles are the same as the Meade Strategic Communications values and principles:
Compassion
-“Never let a problem to be solved become more important than a person to be loved.”
-Love first.
-Forgive easily.
Humble
-Never believe you’ve learned it all.
-Growth is the goal.
-Crave coaching.
Uplifting
-Leave people better than you found them.
-Be the solution.
-Bring light.
Reliable
-Never ever quit.
-Don’t commit to what you can’t complete.
-Communicate when you need help, or when you’re struggling to deliver.
Consistent
-Live the belief: Each of Divine Origin, Each with Divine Potential.
-Be who you say you are.
-Be “one-faced.”
Happy
-Be grateful for everything.
-Assume the best.
-Don’t complain.