Luke Kintigh

There's something magical and fulfilling about taking an idea from a spark of inspiration to a fully realized content experience that delivers both business impact and audience value. I've always been driven and energized by the process of research, empathy, and collaboration that lay the foundation to transform your audience’s woes into wins and new solutions. Nothing is more satisfying than seeing those solutions resonate with clients and help their customers.

Before joining Highwire, I spent over a decade leading content teams at tech companies, including ServiceNow, Autodesk, and Intel. My experience spans thought leadership, scaling high-impact editorial programs, and driving demand-generation strategies. At Intel, I launched Intel iQ, a global brand magazine, and grew it to reach over 3 million monthly readers and 60,000 subscribers. At Autodesk, my team won a prestigious Webby Award for the Best B2B Blog, recognized for exceptional storytelling with enterprise audiences. At ServiceNow, I led content-driven brand and demand integrations, contributing to over $1 billion in annual sales pipeline.

As a political science major, I started my professional career as a press aide and digital media manager in the US Senate. My two years on Capitol Hill were an incredible adventure and learning experience, teaching me the fundamentals of communications, media, and public relations. Those early days laid the groundwork for my eventual pivot into content strategy and brand marketing. And, more importantly, Washington D.C. is where I also met my beautiful wife. 

Trying to keep up with my four kids—entertaining, wrangling, and chauffeuring them to endless activities. Cheering on my University of Oregon Ducks as they battle for Big 10 championships. Firing up my Traeger and Blackstone to test new BBQ recipes and techniques on our friends and family. Hitting the links in an attempt to be less horrible at golf. Expanding my ever-growing repertoire of Dad jokes. Making time for my daily 30-minute run and exercise to stay grounded. I also love going on fun and unique dates and short getaways with my wife when we can squeeze it in. 

Cottage Grove, Oregon where I grew up on a Christmas tree farm. I’m very proud of my family’s unique roots (pun intended)! 

Access to the mountains and ocean! Since moving from Oregon to Ohio, my appreciation for Oregon’s stunning landscape has only deepened. From Cannon Beach and Smith Rock to Crater Lake and Mt. Hood, Oregon’s natural beauty truly stands out as some of nature’s finest gems.