Over the years we've done everything from launch a costumed car rally at midnight in the California desert, to create a unique beer to celebrate impeachment, to bring 100s of people together to enjoy a blind taste test for America's best steaks, to, well, this list is getting a bit long. Have a scroll.
There was a time where we thought impeachment was a thing that mattered. This beer was made to celebrate that time. Created in collaboration with Mr. Mike Spiegel and Jameson Jones.
For men's lifestyle publication InsideHook, I created and produced the world's first-ever steak eating contest for 100+ influencers and foodie judges, featuring steaks from eight of the nation's best purveyors, all cooked by Chef Marc Forgione at his Tribeca restaurant American Cut.
Rental Car Rally is the world's first, only, and silliest 500-mile, midnight-to-midnight, costumed driving challenge. Run every summer in the California desert, RCR has caught the attention of The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, and the Department of Homeland Security.
Whether you're a foreign dignitary, swingin' K street lobbyist, FSB agent posing as a bellhop, or just some work-a-day schnook in "construction", you'll enjoy the gilded grounds of Mar-a-Lago—a tremendous seaside resort that will cater to your every pay-for-play need.
We improved the Trump family crest by adding a nuclear missile and inscribing his banner with "grab 'em by the _____" in Latin, because that's presidential.
We designed a "Country Club" presidential seal and an original application ("members can enjoy the Wikileaks Swimming Pool, the Her Emails Business Center ..."), and mailed copies to places like
Fast Company and Yahoo and every single Congressperson.
... Helping everyday Janes and Joes to apply for membership.
In the year of our Lord 2007 AD, we created the world's first-ever Wii Tennis tournament in what was then the sleepy neighborhood of Williamsburg, Brooklyn. Designed to coincide with the actual tennis tourney, and unfolding over a weekend, Wiimbledon attracted hundreds of costumed players and the attentions of New York Magazine, Sports Illustrated, and ABC World News Tonight.
So does Tita. That's Tita. You won't be able to see Tita if you're on mobile. But she's there. Woofing. As she does.
