MM3 is a keen, nimble design agency in the Tri-Cities adept at helping brands rise above the ho-hum. Because you don’t need a bloated marketing budget or colossal agency to do hugely impactful design work. All you need are a few ‘M’s. 

Since our doors have opened in Kennewick we’ve relished seeing explosive growth and happy clients who keep coming back for more.  Starting as a marketing company in 2007 we've expanded to provide a variety of services from graphic design, commercials, marketing, web and more. Our creative professionals have the passion for smart design.

We believe:

• Fear is the enemy of innovation.
• Brains will beat brawn every time.
• The world is too politically correct.
• Honesty is essential and arrogance is inexcusable. 
• Ideas are fragile, but when constructed properly, can be indestructible. 
• Good design smells nice. 
• Not everyone is a designer.
• The world should eat more cake.
  
  
We love helping companies succeed.  We have a penchant for strategy and passion for design. We’re the real deal, the full enchilada and the cherry on top.  Last, but not least, on a Richter Scale of fun to awesome, (we think) we’re totally off the charts.  You should call us.

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Meet the Crew

 

Lisa Monteagudo

Lisa Monteagudo has a knack for keeping the books and calling the shots. She participated in Key Club, DECA, and the Leadership Council during her time at Pasco High School and was her class Valedictorian. Receiving her AA in business from Columbia Basin College and graduating from WSU Tri-Cities with a BA in business administration and minors in accounting and HR/personnel, she leads the MM3 team as its president and CFO. Lisa is passionate about perfection, dedication, helping people and learning new things. Lisa loves traveling, taking photographs (especially for The Perfect Move), cooking and baking (and sharing the wealth at MM3 headquarters), playing volleyball, and being outdoors. Her pet peeves include procrastination and accounts receivable. She believes that budgets should be balanced and that writing in all caps does not (necessarily) indicate anger.

 

Josefa Portugal

Josefa Delfina Portugal-Saldaña is a proud graduate of Eastern Washington University where she majored in Visual Communication Design, with a minor in Art and graduated cum laude in 2007. Josefa began her professional career as a graphic and web designer for Vicki Monteagudo & Associates in August of 2007. Little did she know that her diligence and creative talent would lay the foundation of MM3 Design, and that two years later, Vicki Monteagudo would open up MM3 Design as its own entity where Josefa would serve as senior graphic designer. Although a creative at heart, Josefa is a computer geek by nature and gets her kicks troubleshooting web and computer issues and learning new technologies. Her passions are web design and anything Photoshop. Her favorite treat is sea-salt chocolate and she loves HDR photography. Josefa is a native Tri-Citian, currently residing in Pasco where she and her husband Ramon are raising their daughter Gabriela, who inherited the mischievous and wildly imaginative traits of her parents.

 

Michaela Allen

Michaela Allen, graphic designer, is the newest addition to the MM3 team. Allen graduated from Whitworth University with a BA in art, graphic design emphasis, and a minor in visual communications. She started college as a journalism major and enjoys getting to use those skills by occasionally copy writing and editing, as projects demand. She worked on Whitworth's award-winning yearbook The Natsihi as a staff writer, design editor and editor-in-chief for all four years of her college career, and has thusly been happy to step into the role of overseeing production of MM3's magazine, The Perfect Move. Allen grew up in the Tri-Cities and currently resides in Richland. Her strong suits are typography and page layout, but she also loves creating logos and anything print, from brochures to advertisements. She has a weak spot for anything chocolate raspberry flavored, her favorite color is mustard yellow, and if she had to sum up her personality in a typeface, she would choose Archer (sensible and dignified, yet personable with a bit of flair).