Reactor Design

Our town turned completely orange for a day and we couldn’t be happier. We’re not Dutch, but we have been proudly repping our favorite color since 2003. Orange is a bright vibrant color that makes people happy! What a day!

There are a few areas where we’ve consistently seen the most impact... and honestly, where we have the most fun.

Nonprofits, especially around events. Tourism and destination marketing. And development projects creating spaces where people want to live, eat, and play.

If your work lives in one of these worlds, we’d love to connect. And if it doesn’t, we’re still all ears and can offer years of expertise across industries! 😄

There’s a detail in event planning that doesn’t show up on any run-of-show document and it might be the most important one.

Bekah Wachenfeld of Erin Leonard Events calls it the anchor. Being the calm presence in the room, no matter what’s happening behind the scenes. Issues will occur. High-stakes moments will arise. But the participant experience is always the critical forefront.

It’s a reminder that the best professionals in any field make the hard stuff look effortless and that takes real intention.

What’s the “invisible skill” that defines great work in your industry? 👇

Where you build something matters just as much as what you build.

Kansas City has a long history of supporting the creative community. From to the to the . That culture of backing artists, designers, and agencies is woven into the fabric of this city.

When it was time to launch REACTOR, that community support wasn’t just a nice bonus. It was a real factor. This is a design-oriented town, and we’re proud to be part of that tradition.

What separates a good event from an unforgettable one? In January, Clifton attended and caught up with Bekah Wachenfeld of Erin Leonard Events, who puts it perfectly. It’s the intentionality. It’s designing the participant experience end to end, building in moments of connection, and making sure the flow feels fluid, not frantic.

At REACTOR Design, we love collaborating with people who think this way. Because when strategy meets creativity, that’s when something really special happens.

What’s your philosophy on great event experiences? We’d love to hear it. 👇

Sometimes the best projects start with someone asking “where’d you get that shirt?” 🥏🟠

Clifton was repping his apparel business, , at Disc South Expo when Haden of noticed the gear. One conversation later, a rebrand of the Colorado School of Mines Disc Golf team was born.

Their team now has a fully cohesive identity and brand across jerseys, discs, social media, and more.

Root for the Mines Disc Golf team this week at the College National Championship!