Industry: Consumer Electronics
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LG’s Hands-on Training Facility Draws Basketball Fans
As an official corporate partner of the NCAA Final Four basketball tournament, LG wanted to step up its experiential game in 2015. In hopes of creating a bolder, more innovative activation than in years past, the brand introduced the LG Training Facility—an immersive experience featuring over 30 LG products that took “recruits” through the facility’s […]
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JVC Reaches Millions Throught a Hi-Def Mobile Tour
To hit up young families and 20- and 30-something men, JVC put its brand into hi-def (and high gear) and rolled into 19 markets and 26 events over 185 days from June to December last year. The mobile marketing tour was designed to give consumers the chance to touch and feel new JVC technology. The […]
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AT&T’s Client Dinners Feature Culinary Alchemy
AT&T wanted to create a social context to broaden and deepen relationships with c-level clients but had to find a creative and enticing way to carve out space in their busy social calendars. Enter a series of dinner events themed around culinary alchemy, a cooking culture that combines technique and technology. Each executive was hand-delivered […]
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Tech-Heavy Microsoft Conference Spans Three Locations
Mixing business and pleasure is no longer out of bounds for b-to-b conference marketers. Case in point: Microsoft’s 2015 Worldwide Partner Conference, where the brand employed tech-driven experiences that fostered networking and fueled collaboration within the Microsoft US Partner community to create a professional yet fun conference environment. The show spanned three locations. The US […]
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Microsoft Brings Xbox to Life with Reflective Staging
The Xbox Media Briefing at 2015 E3 was as big and bold as Xbox itself, a constantly changing combination of projection, lighting and digital media where surfaces and reflections converged and immersed the 4,000 attendees at USC’s Galen Center arena and millions of remote viewers into the world of Xbox. Scenic elements, reflective staging and […]




