CPB had a history of outrageous holiday parties. This one took the cake. A few brave employees were enlisted for a month of wrestling training. Then we built a ring in the agency's lobby for a night of unforgettable action.
A portrait series showed off the unique relationships of our creative teams.
A weekly interactive quiz show kept the agency entertained and engaged during the pandemic duldrums.
The giant projection screen in the agency's lobby was was useful for company meetings, but outside of that, a bit of an eyesore. So we kept things interesting by updating the projection on a daily basis, keeping it contextual to what was happening in the world, or to the clients that came to visit us.
KEEPING A CREATIVE AGENCY CREATIVE
The greatest part about working at a creative agency is the creativity, or at least that's the assumption. But with so many brilliant minds at CPB focusing their time on brands outside our walls, it took real work to keep the environment interesting, exciting and unique. From internal events to external content, I spent years making enjoyable experiences for the agency.