As the embodiment of all comedic toothbrush fairies, Kate McKinnon stars as Susan Toothbrush, helping American brushers make the Sonicare Switch. Conceived in partnership with Kate herself, Susan is the dental hero we didn’t know we needed, but the one we deserved.

Wearing a mask can be scary in New York, but not wearing one can be deadly. This TVC reached a worldwide audience virally, and earned Jason some new friends in NYC, including Carson Daly who featured the spot on The Today Show.

BONUS: 50MM+ in earned media

For too long, those living with Schizophrenia have been told what they can’t do. With new treatment from BMS, they’re now living their PosSCZible. Taye Diggs and his sister Christian tell their story of living with the disease, it’s implications, and ultimately, finding hope.

Joe Montana is a football MVP, but now that he’s retired, he’s taking his shot at some new endeavors.

There are new treatments out there for lung cancer patients. However, this TVC uses one of the oldest forms of communication to convey that message.

How do you generate over half a billion impressions in a single night? Click to find out.

It's no joke! To introduce its New Artesano Style Bread, we helped Sara Lee Bread transform Kiwanis Park in Tempe, AZ into a winter wonderland. And what better way to end a day of sledding and snowman building than with a delicious grilled cheese sandwich?

Crohn’s patients describe their disease in loquacious ways. The most empathetic way to illustrate their stories was to find other patients to do so

When selecting an artist to put MDS on the map our goal was to find an illustrator that not only understood the disease but who was culturally relevant. We engaged one of the world’s most prolific, in-demand and award-winning graphic artists working today—Noma Bar—to develop a 2-minute video that uncomplicates the science of MDS for our audiences. His way of playing with perspective creates understanding—exactly the approach we needed at the center of our campaign: MDS. New Understanding. New Possibilities.

How can we improve the dialogue between lung cancer patients and the docs that treat them? Have them read what the other had to say about the treatment experience. Have them…switch voices.

The Bear Den made sure NYC stayed "Snuggly" this Valentine's Day.

THOMAS’ BUTTERS UP CONSUMERS WITH AN 18-CITY ROLLING TOASTER TOUR

Thomas’ Breakfast Like No Other tour is toasting to the most important meal of the day with an 18-city tour aimed at driving trial and awareness of the bread brand’s array of bagels and English muffins. The tour launched on National Bagel Day, Feb. 9, and will make stops at outdoor festivals, block parties and retailers through June 16 aboard a custom-fabricated trailer designed to look like a toaster.

The experience begins outside the 28-foot vehicle, where consumers are invited to order freshly made breakfast sandwiches whipped up by the brand’s resident chef. As they wait for their order, participants can step inside the giant toaster to snap a GIF in front of a seven-foot tall English muffin replica and take a stab at a toaster-themed game. Prizes range from sunglasses and tote bags to branded cutting boards.

After receiving their sandwiches at a pick-up window outside the vehicle, consumers are encouraged to dine at one of Thomas’ custom high-top tables, fabricated to resemble stacks of English muffins and bagels. Popular outdoor games including a ring toss, cornhole and KanJam are also offered.

To kick off the tour, the brand also held a special sampling event at Santa Monica Place on Feb. 9 in celebration of National Bagel Day. Thomas’ donated 2,016 packages of bagels to the Los Angeles Regional Food Bank, which serves more than 280,000 people every month. Attendees were also among the first in the country to try the brand’s newest limited edition flavor, Lemon Blueberry, which was on shelves for just six weeks in honor of National Bagel Day.

“We have seen in the past that the products that we sell are really delicious, but a lot of people don’t know about them,” says Jon Silvon, senior director-marketing, breakfast portfolio, at Bimbo Bakeries, Thomas’ parent company. “There’s this idea which we call ‘crave and forget’ where you want something and then you forget about it. And I think so much of tours like this is trying to get the product top of mind and on the grocery list.” Agency: Inspira, Norwalk, CT (strategy); SFDS, Brooklyn, NY (vehicle design and fabrication).

Depicting the journey of a migraine patient is best left to…a migraine patient. Watch how miniature artist Jill Orlov used her personal experience to create empathy, community, and understanding through art.

Major market TV, print and OOH station domination designed to gain market share vs. airline shuttles.

Indications, ISI's, oh my.

Breaking through the clutter across various channels in pharma.

As COVID-19 attacked our population, rising Sinophobia started attacking our friends and neighbors, often with violent results. This campaign was recently selected to become part of the collection at the Museum of Chinese in America.

Unfortunately, those who get COVID-19 aren’t the only victims of the pandemic.

This ad won many prizes but it won't matter until we find a cure.

Print and guerilla to generate buzz.

Rebranding of 7th generation.

This was Kodak's outdoor campaign at the Nagano Olympics. Also won some medals back home.

High school kids are going through a lot. Oftentimes, they don’t know who to turn to. This poster series for fall 2021 is aimed at raising awareness that there is someone who will, in fact, listen - with empathy.

Brand print, outdoor, and targeted trade pubs.

Brand launch of Suntrust Bank in Charleston, SC.

Print and DM to break through the clutter of professional contracting magazines.

This is not your grandmother's V8.

Ask me about mono-line reinsurance.

Woof. Meow. Print campaign gave 30% lift to "Underdog" pet food brand.

The man. The myth. The bourbon.

Are you in the know?

Smithwick's doesn't belong in bars. It belongs in pubs. And we celebrate that.

A large trucking company wanted to thank their loyal drivers. With a million bucks.

Tannen. He's a Magic Man.

Outdoor and event marketing to launch top-of-the-line hauling accessories.   The quietest roof rack ever and the #1 sturdiest bicycle carrier.

Marketing ETFs can become a tangled web. This made it easier for our client to stay on brand.

Snus rocks.

Client mandates large packshot. We say ok, we can work with that. 

Feral cats are a real problem in New York.  These guerilla window clings, scratching posts and toy mice made people aware of the problem and the site encouraged them to take action.

When brushing is fun, it gets done.