Tag: CES

For a fifth year, Twitter created an oasis of connection at The Cosmopolitan in Las Vegas during CES with Twitter Commons, where the brand’s partners and clients could hold meetings, sip on artisanal coffees and, quite simply, escape. The Twitter Commons theme this year leaned heavily on a business message geared toward brands and agencies […]

There is a clear and present business audience at CES for American Express to engage in its business solutions and innovations in the fintech space. This year, American Express hyper-focused on the user experience at CES to demonstrate how it is a work and life partner brand. And for the first time, the brand activated […]

As the first major show of the year, CES serves as a barometer for the experiential marketing industry, offering clues on the kinds of budgets, builds, technologies and design styles marketers can expect to see across events over the year. While foldable phones, rolling television screens and futuristic transportation modes made national headlines, the spheres, […]

With a massive footprint, taking over a dozen venues across Las Vegas, CES 2019 continues to be the industry jumping-off point and proving ground for technological innovation and, in our case, experience design and engagement. As we hit the ground running on day one of the show Jan. 8, we noticed more experiences than any […]

For its first major presence at CES in several years, Google put all its gumballs in one playful basket with a Las Vegas takeover for Google Assistant designed around the product’s call-to-action, “Hey Google.” The program involved a visual takeover with “Hey Google” out-of-home ads in 54 locations, including the airport, at hotels along the […]