Mozaique Media Arts blends a wide-ranging 3+ decades of professional experience for Founder Diane A. Curran.

Diane jumpstarted her marketing career with over 15 years at Hub Mail Advertising, the pioneer in full-service direct marketing in Boston.

While at Hub Mail she managed client service and outside list marketing services, and rose to become a Senior VP & Account Manager, having served clients such as Public Television, the U.S. Olympic Committee, Fidelity, Polaroid, Sony, American Repertory Theatre and an extensive list of major regional banks, non-profits, B2B, B2C, and high tech companies. Whew!

Going solo when she moved to California in 1987, Diane established her consultancy to specialize in small business, soloprenuers, and professional practices, with a portfolio integrating the best of direct marketing with the constantly expanding world of digitial communicaitions.

A long-time public speaker in business and artistic arenas, she's lead seminars and forums on  business marketing topics, been both host and guest on TV, hosted radio interviews  on her own show, and blogs on business ideas, film and the creative arts.

A longtime Docent at The Getty Museum, she leads architecture, garden and VIP tours. As a member of WRS for 9 years, she is a Chapter President, Trainer Mentor and Seminar Leader. She happily integrates a creative life and business in Los Angeles.

Diane has a unique ability to help clients with great insight into what prospects and clients need to know.

• look She helps clients present their business value better in person, in print and online. They become better equipped to address what their audience really wants to know.
• listen Click below now to hear our short audio clip.
A 30-second intro conversational clip, welcomes visitors in your own voice, and starts the conversation!

• make your site easy Let people explore at their pace. Give visitors many ways to navigate, and carefully avoid dead ends that lose them along the way.

One example: look at our portfolio slideshows (see our work) that lets visitors speed up or hover as they choose. A home page “newsbox” refreshed with updates that keep search engines happy.