Randall is the digital creative director at Gorilla 76, where he has led the agency's design vision for more than a decade. He leads the team responsible for bringing Gorilla's digital work to life, guiding the creative process and setting the standards for work that's both visually strong and built to perform. What keeps him engaged in industrial work is simple: He gets to see the engineering and manufacturing that make the modern world function. And he gets to apply his skills where they matter most, solving real business problems instead of competing for attention in crowded B2C markets. His approach to the work is rooted in curiosity, which he'll tell you is the precursor to craft, intelligence and expertise. Follow it, and it usually leads somewhere worth going.
Randall has been building things digitally since 2004. Before joining Gorilla in 2013, he worked as a graphic designer at Zocalo Group in Chicago, creating websites, social media applications and print materials for a wide range of clients. Before that, he got his start at The Alchemedia Project in Springfield, Missouri, where he grew from intern to designer working across websites, mobile sites and print production. Along the way, he also ran his own design practice, taking on web and print projects from concept to completion.
Beyond his client work, Randall has been a regular presence on Industrial Marketing Collective Live and spoke at the Industrial Marketing Summit 2025 on website development. Randall earned a bachelor's degree in graphic design from Missouri State University.
Randall lives in St. Charles, Missouri. Outside of work, he's a dad of two, makes music, builds things — including 3D printers from scratch — and spends time outdoors. He's also a serious astrophotographer, which suits him: it demands deep planning, precise process and a lot of patience.
