Our Team
Mike Mickle
President and CEO
At the helm of Mickle Communications is Mike Mickle, an investigative journalist by trade and storyteller by design. Mike’s career in communications includes 30 years of news experience as an anchor and news director, 13 years of publishing experience, and a lifetime of finding riveting ways to engage audiences. He is also a member of the Mid-American Emmy Association.
Harry Walker
Director of Photography
Harry Walker is a graduate of the University of Iowa film program. Harry has 15 years of experience as a video journalist, as well as years of experience directing short films, music videos and providing reinforcement on numerous long-form film projects.
Mark McLaughlin
Client Consultant and Media Relations Expert
Mark McLaughlin has been a member of the Quad-Cities’ marketing and public relations community for more than 30 years. Mark is highly experienced at getting people’s stories into the hands of the media and in front of the public. His strong networking skills have gained our clients coverage from the local-level all the way to London. Mark is also QC Family Focus’ main point-of-contact for advertisers.
Jessie Smith
Graphic Designer
Jessica Smith earned her bachelor’s degree in graphic design, with a double minor in Marketing and 3-D video animation. Jessie has been designing the QC Family Focus magazine for over 10 years and has over 15 years of experience in the graphic design and printing field. She has a strong passion for creative freedom and high quality designs.
Recent Projects
Recent Blog Posts
Riverfront Pops To Present Symphonic Tribute To The Beatles
This year, the Quad City Bank & Trust Riverfront Pops will rock out with a symphonic tribute to The Beatles’ Greatest Hits. The Quad City Symphony Orchestra (QCSO) will be led by Guest Conductor Jeffrey Reed, Music Director of Orchestra Kentucky. Quad City Bank...
Working The Outdoors Into Your Day
Lately, I’ve become aware of – and somewhat shocked by – how little time I spend outside. On an average day, my outdoor time consists of walking from my car to a building. It makes sense that between school, work, and home responsibilities, I rarely have time to take...
