Objective of Event: Drive consumer consideration

  • Pepsi’s Summer of ’92 Event Stirs up 90s Nostalgia

    Crystal Pepsi Summer of ’92 took over New York City’s Terminal 5 with a ‘90s-themed trip through time that raised awareness for the iconic, clear-colored cola among young millennials too young to enjoy it the first go-round, and older consumers hankering to taste it again. The one-night event recreated the era with a mini mall, […]

  • HP Takes Millennials on an Immersive Product Journey

    To drive awareness, emotional connections, preference and purchase intent for its convertible laptops among young millennials, HP leveraged a high-engagement partnership with the Panorama music, art and technology festival, which took place last July at Randall’s Island Park in New York City. Two spaces at the festival—The Lab and the HP Lounge—featured HP technologies, including […]

  • Bacardi Leverages its Heritage in Art and Music

    “No Commission: The Bronx” brought a fun, engaging music and art festival from Art Basel 2015 to the Big Apple in a big way. Curated by music producer Kasseem “Swizz Beatz” Dean, the event combined artwork from The Dean Collection, music and Bacardi in a cultural experience that drew more than 7,000 people. Ninety-eight percent […]

  • State Farm Inspires Women With Storytelling Events

    Like a good neighbor, State Farm is there to assist its customers with their insurance needs. But most don’t realize that the company also offers them an array of financial services. To change that perception, and to get consumers thinking about their long-term goals, State Farm rolled out the Write Now campaign. The idea was […]

  • Kids Pose as Salesmen To Launch New Chrysler Vehicle

    Kids say the darndest things—especially when they’re posing as car salesmen to drive the launch of the Chrysler Pacifica. And that’s the point. To create a simple car buying experience, the brand turned to a team of child actors dubbed the “PacifiKids” to highlight the new vehicle’s features to prospective customers. The kicker: every interaction […]