About MojoSolo

David Matenaer launched Mojo Solo in 2004 with a simple belief: corporate communication shouldn't bore people into submission—it should genuinely connect, captivate, and inspire action. As the creative force behind the agency, David combines his natural storytelling instincts with a relentless curiosity for technology, constantly asking: "What if?"

From humble beginnings with a single camera and computer, David evolved Mojo Solo from a one-person creative shop into a nimble team of storytellers, designers, and technologists who believe in the power of clarity and human connection. Early on, David cut his teeth at West Publishing, pioneering interactive media before it was cool (or even practical). Today, he continues this pioneering spirit, guiding Mojo Solo at the intersection of creativity, communication, and cutting-edge tech—including a deep dive into AI-driven solutions.

David's mantra? Simple, yet powerful: "Humanize corporate communication." Whether it's crafting emotionally resonant employee videos, simplifying intricate training programs, or developing dynamic digital campaigns, Mojo Solo under David's leadership helps organizations genuinely connect rather than add to the noise.

Over the past two decades, Mojo Solo has attracted an impressive roster of Fortune 500 and industry-leading clients including U.S. Bank, Thomson Reuters, Ecolab, Cargill, Boston Scientific, C.H. Robinson, CUB Foods, Brown & Brown, Korn Ferry, Quad Graphics, LifeTime Fitness, Donaldson, Twin City Fan, Commercial Metals Corporation, Hormel Foods, Polaris, Primoris, Allen Interactions, and many S&P 500 corporations.

David's passion also extends into meaningful work with nonprofit organizations. He has proudly collaborated with impactful groups like Bai.org, Citizens League, Citizens Utility Board (C.U.B.), YMCA, ASID Minnesota, and Dakota County Technical College—always aiming to amplify their missions through clear, compelling storytelling.

Never one for fluff or unnecessary complexity, David focuses on results. He asks every client to start with one question: "If you had a magic wand, what would success look like?" Then he and his team at Mojo Solo work backward from that goal, using creativity, empathy, and just enough humor to make every project not only effective but unforgettable.

As Mojo Solo celebrates more than 20 years in business, David remains as engaged and hands-on as ever, always searching for new ways to reduce human suffering—one clear, clever message at a time.