Objective of Event: Drive consumer consideration

Adidas launched its new Megabounce shoe over the 2007 holiday shopping season through a unique try-on lounge that extended the footprint of Foot Locker stores throughout the city and provided a street-side and in-mall interactive. Three Bounce Lounges were positioned throughout New York City, including Times Square, Herald Square, Union Square, SoHo and Fulton Street. […]

Female runners aren’t just male runners in pink shoes. They’re just as serious about kicking ass on race day as they are interested in looking good and feeling good while they’re doing it. Leave it to Nike to once again prove its branding prowess by recognizing its target’s unique differences, and then celebrating them to […]

Coke Israel wanted a music-based event that would target the 15-to-25 age bracket and highlight its brand messaging to a larger audience. The third annual Coca-Cola Music Village event was a 20-day festival of live music performances—a gigantic, free beach party with the Mediterranean Sea as the backdrop. A commercial center, flea market, dance floors […]

General Motors’ latest installment of its AutoShow In Motion ride-and-drive increased consideration across the entire GM portfolio by 204 percent. The event, which allowed GM to display all of its North American brands to current GM owners and prospective buyers, gave consumers a side-by-side view of GM cars and its competitors—so they could form impressions […]

The Stones’ 2005 world tour kicked off in style for members of the media and fans—with a surprise three-song performance by Mick and the boys at New York City’s Juilliard School. Pre-event press information indicated that the band would be giving a routine press conference to kick off its new tour, and the media (as […]