Featured in DreamHost article “11 Things Website Owners Should Update During a Crisis” on May 7, 2020. Ever since the coronavirus crisis hit, […]

In every crisis there’s an opportunity for those who are able to quickly sense and adapt –– and the coronavirus is no exception. […]

Wendy O’Donovan Phillips, CEO of marketing agency Big Buzz was recently featured in 7 Ways Businesses Are Pivoting in Response to Coronavirus Shutdown […]

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] WASHINGTON (AP) — When the coronavirus erupted in the United States, it triggered quarantines, travel curbs and business shutdowns. Many economists predicted […]

Big Buzz is honored to announce that the firm sought the advice and guidance of its very own CEO, Wendy O'Donovan Phillips, in its recent piece "How to Plan for the Future of Your Business During Coronavirus."

The pandemic has forced many businesses to close or drastically adapt their business models to survive. Here’s how to plan for the future […]

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Wendy O’Donovan Phillips, CEO of Big Buzz, was recently featured under in 25 Inspiring Quotes and Business Tips from Successful Female Entrepreneurs under “How to Become Successful in Your Business’s Day to Day Operations."

Success has come with its challenges. Just last year, despite the fact I was financially qualified and approved weeks later by another bank, I was turned down for a corporate line of credit with a prominent national bank. I was told in writing, “I know you don’t want to do this, but we need your husband to cosign on the loan.” Big Buzz is 100% owned by me.

Wendy O’Donovan Phillips is CEO of Big Buzz, an agency delivering strategy and consultation to drive focused marketing efforts for executives and teams nationwide. Wendy is the author of two books, and she has been published in many healthcare journals. She is a member of the Women’s President Organization, having reached $1 million in revenues the last two years. She lives in Denver with her husband, daughter and 24-year-old cat.