One of the great advantages of being located in the heart of downtown Boston is that when you mistake a glass wall for an open door, it’s only a short term problem. It was 9:20:41 A.M. (note the time code on our main lobby video camera). Creative Director Tim Vaccarino has less than an hour before his Boston flight leaves for New York. He stops at the office to grab some of the presentation, but with his mind elsewhere he neglects to walk through the wide open door to Mullen’s reception area and instead, well, take a look at the video.

But because we’re right in the heart of Boston’s financial and retail district, Tim was actually able to get himself a new wardrobe, literally in minutes, still make his plane, get to New York and help win a new piece of business. The latter will be announced here sometime in the future.

Moral of the story? Mullen employees are unflappable, agile, and blessed with a sense of humor.  True, Tim’s creative direction is better than his sense of direction. But at least he has his priorities right.