With an extensive agency background in digital advertising and branding, our founder Charday Oldacre honed her creative and strategic skills working on projects for global brands like Coca-Cola, Sea World, and AMC Theatres.
But after spending years working in other agencies, Charday recognized a gap that needed filling. She noticed there was a shortage of diversity and inclusion and lacked a safe place for forward-thinking creatives.
So in 2014, NueWay Studios was born, comprised of a team of people from all walks of life and across multiple creative disciplines. In 2018 NueWay Studios was selected by UpCity as one of the top 15 branding agencies in Atlanta, and in 2019 Charday was recognized for her leadership and impact in entrepreneurship by the Atlanta Business Chronicle, which shortlisted her for the Small Business Person of the Year Award in the Emerging Entrepreneur category.
In December of 2019, Charday was awarded the Young Entrepreneur of the Year award by the Small Business Awards, and NueWay Studios was listed #4 out of 100 of the top 100 Small Business Visionaries.
Charday Oldacre ensures NueWay maintains an inclusive culture while demonstrating strategic design-thinking with a collaborative client-first approach to guarantee that clients will continue to experience mind-blowing results.
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About GWBC
The Greater Women’s Business Council (GWBC®) is at the forefront of redefining women business enterprises (WBEs). An increasing focus on supplier diversity means major corporations are viewing our WBEs as innovative, flexible and competitive solutions. The number of women-owned businesses is rising to reflect an increasingly diverse consumer base of women making a majority of buying decision for herself, her family and her business.
GWBC® has partnered with dozens of major companies who are committed to providing a sustainable foundation through our guiding principles to bring education, training and the standardization of national certification to women businesses in Georgia, North Carolina and South Carolina.