Objective of Event: Generate PR impressions (on social and traditional media)

  • National Park Campaign Targets Diverse Millennials

    More than 273 million people visited national parks in 2013, although 75 percent of them were more than 40 years old and disproportionately Caucasian, a statistic out of sync with America’s diverse population. For its 100th anniversary, the National Park Service launched Find Your Park, a two-year, multi-city tour designed to stimulate the next generation […]

  • BASF Tour Brings Global Topics to the Local Level

    The Creator Space Tour traveled to six cities on four continents, bringing to life chemical company BASF’s “co-creation” campaign, a corporate innovation and sustainability program launched to celebrate the company’s 150th anniversary and raise awareness of BASF around the world. Multi-sensory, hands-on “co-creation” engagements at each stop addressed city-specific challenges around the themes of food, […]

  • Employees Celebrate PayPal’s Independence in Style

    PayPal, the mobile payment platform, celebrated its launch as an independent company listed on NASDAQ with events at its offices across the globe and in New York City’s Times Square. Speeches, champagne toasts, music and GIF photo activations marked the events, which employees posted to Facebook, Twitter and Instagram using the hashtag #PYPL. Tagboard, the […]

  • Kia Event Series Recognizes Community Game Changers

    African-Americans over-index on the ownership of Kia vehicles, but Kia is outranked by a number of auto brands in sales to African-Americans. To increase engagement among this growing demo, and drive consideration, trial and loyalty, Kia created the Inspirationally Crafted event series in New York City and Los Angeles, evenings of gourmet food, drink and […]

  • Opel Turns a Launch Event into a Space Odyssey

    Transforming a dealer event into a 24-hour “cosmic” experience, European automaker Opel’s Mission Astra launch event had attendees gazing at the stars from luxury bubble tents for a sleepover at a “space station” in Spain’s Sierra Nevada region where they were no longer dealers—they were astronauts. In shifts of 250, the 3,500 guests took part […]