Restoring Care, One Wall at a Time.
Seattle’s graffiti problem became an unlikely invitation—to prove how small, well-run teams can solve big civic challenges.
When Ian Field and the Game 7 team acquired GraffitiCo, they saw more than a cleaning business: they saw a platform for disciplined service and community renewal. Graffiti removal demanded speed, reliability, and pride of workmanship—the very traits that make a resilient company.
By partnering closely with customers and empowering technicians through training and pay transparency, Graffitico built a reputation for responsiveness and trust. The business continues to grow rapidly, but our aim remains steady: to turn a citywide frustration into a model of practical stewardship and local pride.
At GraffitiCo, leadership means stewardship.
Hilario Nevares, our General Manager and a 20-year veteran, exemplifies this every day—modeling reliability, humility, and pride in the craft. James Perfect and Eric Barnes have joined to build on that foundation, strengthening systems for accountability, training, and customer care so the team can thrive.
Together, they lead by our core values: Own the Outcome. Lead with Care. Earn and Build Trust. Raise the Standard. Their work ensures Graffitico remains more than a service company—it’s a living example of what happens when skilled people are given the structure and support to do work that matters.
Dimension Six Fitness
Serving the Whole Athlete.
Jordan Freeman grew up in Beaverton, Oregon, adjacent to the Nike World Campus. Many of his friends and family have contributed to Nike, cultivating a love and appreciation for Sport within Jordan. Nike aims to serve the full spectrum of athlete’s needs worldwide, seeking to support each level of an athlete’s development. Jordan’s uncle Drew, a former Vice President within Nike, saw a special opportunity to innovate and expand into training equipment. Doing so would create an entrepreneurial endeavor.
Jordan joined Drew’s effort to support the creation of Dimension Six Fitness, a company specializing in athletic weights and strength equipment. Together the team secured a licensing agreement with Nike creating weights, equipment, and apparel under the Nike brand. Beyond best-in-class product quality, Dimension Six worked with Nike to advance the strength space, utilizing innovations such as Nike Grind in its products. Today Dimension Six offers its goods under Nike Strength, putting the athlete first and contributing to the Nike brand.
Following the establishment of the company, Jordan departed Dimension Six to co-found Game 7.
