
About Stratosphere
Experience gives us perspective. Strategy gives it direction.
Stratosphere Media Group was built on a simple belief: good marketing starts with understanding the business behind it.
Our team brings decades of experience across media, brand strategy, creative, digital, video, and content. We bring those perspectives together to solve marketing challenges from the inside out—not by pushing a particular product or channel, but by finding what makes sense for the business.
We're based in Omaha and work with businesses across a range of industries and markets. Every client has a different challenge, which is exactly what we like about the work.
We ask questions. We look at the data. We listen to the people who know the business best. Then we build a strategy that gives the marketing somewhere to go.
That's the value of having an experienced team behind the work: you don't have to figure it all out yourself.
The Person Behind the Strategy

Lisa Obermeyer
Principal & Lead Strategist
With more than 30 years of frontline experience in media, Lisa has spent her career helping businesses make smarter decisions about how they reach their audiences.
Her background spans radio, television, digital strategy, media planning and market research. That experience gives her a practical understanding of what happens when a strategy meets the real world—and the ability to separate useful information from all the noise.
Lisa starts with the client's business goals, then works backward to determine the audience, message, media and creative approach that make the most sense.
Her job isn't to sell you more marketing. It's to help you make better marketing decisions.
Why "Group"?
Because good marketing takes more than one perspective.
Stratosphere Media Group brings together experienced specialists in the areas our clients need most—from SEO and digital development to creative, artwork and videography.
You don't get a huge agency with layers of people between you and the work. You get the right people around the table for the challenge at hand.
The team may change. The standard doesn't.

