Brittney Morrison had formerly been in charge of marketing for Stealth Security, which was owned by her father, Brad Morrison. And being "in charge" was something she took seriously – she didn't simply outsource for advertising and marketing needs. She did the work herself.
“We included it in the business model,” Brittney says. “So when Stealth was sold, it was easy to rebrand and make it an all-inclusive marketing company. I chose the name based on the clothing company Tommy Bahama: it’s relaxed, high-quality, all-inclusive and stress free.” With an eye for visual design and its aptitude for advertising, Brittney went to work launching North Shore Studios in 2004.
