Our Purpose & Values

Elevating the lives of people living, traveling and working in the places we serve by engaging our passions for travel, exploring new cultures and doing good.

DCI believes that the work we do every day is making a difference in the lives of those who live in the communities we serve. Our company’s core values as a creative marketing agency guide us in everything that we do today and were born from our founder Ted Levine’s desire to give back more than 60 years ago. We believe DCI’s inclusive and collaborative company culture is the reason we are one of the best companies to work for and have some of the best employees in marketing.

DCI's Diversity Commitment

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DCI’s economic development, tourism and talent attraction teams are always on the lookout for curious, driven and passionate PR and marketing talent. Sound like you?

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DCI Values

Keep Promises

Honor your word. Be dependable. Make responsiveness a priority.
Be a Knowledge Sponge

Ask questions. Never stop learning. Embrace new ideas.
Embrace a Passion for Places

Serve as champions for our client communities. Help them create jobs and build stronger economies. Advance the profession of travel and economic development marketing. Make time for travel.
Share Your Talents

Collaborate. Be a mentor. Commit to thought leadership. Never pass up an opportunity to help out a colleague.
Pursue Happiness

Make time for health, a life outside of work and doing good. Embrace life and work satisfaction.
Champion Equity and Inclusion

Be inclusive. Cultivate an equitable, safe and transparent work environment. Elevate diverse voices, respect diverse perspectives, foster diversity within our agency, our client communities and the travel industry.

Featured Case Studies

Barbados

With more than a third of its GDP coming from tourism, Barbados faced a huge challenge when COVID-19 brought the travel industry to a standstill. As travel brands began saturating the world of global marketing with “visit later” messaging, it became clear Barbados would need to get creative to stimulate its economy and ensure the island stayed top of mind for when international travel resumed.