OnSight Public Affairs was founded in 2009 by political veterans who understood that their training and success in managing projects, budgets, communications (both traditional and new media) and outreach under pressure and tight deadlines would naturally benefit a wide array of projects for private, public and non-profit organizations.
Our team has decades of experience in the traditional and new-media worlds. We have extensive relationships within — and understanding of — Colorado’s media markets. As a full-service communications and creative agency, OnSight has the in-house resources and expertise your project demands.
We have particular expertise in political campaigns and public policy surrounding health care, education, the environment, bike advocacy, brewing, and in working with minority communities. One of our combined strengths is the ability to conduct and decipher research in order to develop timely solutions for various public policy or marketing efforts with which we have only a passing a familiarity or that pose unique challenges.
We are good at what we do because we are creative, dedicated and forward-thinking. We are strategists, musicians, media experts, travelers, designers, Eagle Scouts, and mountain bikers. For any given project we can mix-and-match skill sets and approaches that, when combined, create outstanding results for our clients.
Curtis Hubbard
Partner
Curtis Hubbard joined OnSight Public Affairs in 2013 after working for nine years at The Denver Post, most recently as Editor of the Editorial Page.
Over a 20-year career in journalism, Curtis established himself as a leader in both the print and new media environments. Working for news organizations in Jackson Hole, Boulder, and Denver, he received numerous individual and team awards and covered some of the region’s most notable events of the last two decades while developing expertise on politics and policy at the federal, state and local levels.
From 1993 until 1999, Hubbard worked as a reporter and then editor of the Jackson Hole Guide. In 2000, he moved to Boulder, where he worked for four years as editor at The Daily Camera. From 2004 through 2006, Hubbard led the Post’s coverage of Colorado and the Rocky Mountain West as State Editor. He served as Politics Editor from January of 2007 until June of 2011, when he was named Editorial Page Editor.
His specialties include media relations, social media, project management and campaign communication.
Anne Pogoriler
Creative Digital Media
Anne Pogoriler is a veteran digital communications strategist, with over ten years working on campaigns and non-profit advocacy in Colorado. Her experience ranges from building web sites, managing social media outlets, and implementing online advocacy campaigns to project management, branding, and online video development.