Make Your Clients Impossible to Ignore
Turnkey experiential production for agencies and creative firms — delivering immersive brand activations that deliver lasting brand impressions, without adding headcount.
Your client wants something that's never been done before. Something immersive, interactive, and built to generate content that outlives the campaign. Something that earns its place in culture rather than disappearing into the event recap deck. You know what it should feel like. You have the strategy, the relationships, and the creative brief. What you need is a partner who can actually build it — without becoming a burden to the client relationship you've spent years developing.
I work as a turnkey production partner for agencies and creative firms that need the technical capability to pitch and deliver genuinely immersive brand experiences — with the professional fluency to operate seamlessly as an extension of your own team.
The Brief Your Roster Doesn’t Cover
The demand for experiential brand activations has never been higher — and neither has the bar. Consumers who have seen everything are harder to impress. Clients who have watched competitors generate millions of impressions from a single well-designed pop-up are no longer satisfied with a step-and-repeat or a photo booth. The brief keeps getting more ambitious.
The challenge for agencies is that delivering on that ambition often requires technical capabilities most creative teams don't have in-house — and shouldn't. Large-scale event production, interactive installations, projection mapping, user-responsive multimedia, and large-scale fabrication are specialist disciplines that take years to develop. Hiring for them full-time doesn't make sense for firms that need them episodically. But bringing in the wrong outside vendor — one who can't communicate in your language, can't work at your pace, or can't protect your client relationship from the chaos of production — is worse than not doing it at all.
The agencies winning the most ambitious experiential briefs have solved this by either growing these offerings in-house or by building trusted networks of specialist partners who function like in-house capabilities without the overhead. Those without the headcount need to know who to call when the brief demands something extraordinary, who will show up ready, and who can be trusted on-site with a client they've spent years cultivating. Having done client service at Deloitte, I understand what accountability inside a complex, multi-stakeholder engagement actually looks like. I know how to be a consultant that an agency can put in front of their most demanding clients — and trust.
Who I Work With
I work best with agency and brand clients who have ambitious experiential briefs and need a technical production partner who can execute without creating new problems. Ideal partners in this vertical include:
Marketing and creative agencies: pitching or delivering experiential brand activations, product launches, and immersive campaign elements for their clients
PR firms: producing press events, product launches, and brand moments that need to generate visual content and earned media coverage
Event planning and production companies: looking for a specialist technical partner to deliver immersive elements beyond their core capabilities
Brand marketing teams: working on in-house experiential programs who need an external creative technology partner with full production capability
Retail and hospitality brands: investing in permanent or semi-permanent installations that give their spaces a distinctive identity and generate ongoing organic content
How I Can Help
My offerings for agency and brand clients span the full range of experiential production — from bespoke interactive installations to transformative event production. Every engagement is managed with the discipline of enterprise project management and the creative ambition that makes brand activations worth remembering.
Brand ActivationS & Environmental Design
The activations that earn their own media coverage aren't defined by a single flashy piece — they're defined by the totality of the experience: the moment guests walk in and feel the environment shift, the way the space moves people through a brand story, and the operational precision to bring together those details. I provide end-to-end production for brand activations and experiential events, translating a creative brief into a fully realized event through a trusted network of world-class fabricators, event technicians, and creative specialists — with a single point of accountability from concept through strike. Every element is designed as part of a coherent whole, so the activation speaks the same language as your client’s brand.
Interactive Experiences & Installations
The difference between an activation attendees walk through and one they talk about is whether it actively engaged them. Sensor-driven, motion-responsive, touch-triggered installations turn passive audiences into active participants — generating the dwell time, earned content, and genuine word-of-mouth that justify experiential spend to even the most ROI-focused client. Built to be intuitive without instruction and compelling enough to hold attention in a crowded activation environment, these experiences give your clients something the post-event report can actually quantify: time spent, content generated, and an audience that left with a brand impression rather than just a brand exposure.
Projection & Visual Environments
When a client needs to own a room — not just decorate it — projection mapping delivers what no printed backdrop or LED wall can: their visual identity at a scale and fidelity that's inherently impossible to ignore. Campaign assets, brand color palettes, and motion content projected onto facades, ceilings, and sculptural surfaces create the kind of visual moment that becomes the defining image of a launch, a press event, or a sponsored activation. I've built projection environments spanning entire building facades for national brand campaigns on some of Boston’s most recognizable historical landmarks — the kind of visual scale that makes a moment impossible to ignore and even harder to forget.
Production Scaled to Your Client’s Needs
Not every activation needs a full custom build — and not every vision can be delivered by just one firm. I structure engagements around what the brief actually requires, scaling up or down without sacrificing the quality of the result. For fast-turn deployments, I maintain a portfolio of modular, production-ready installations that can be deployed quickly without the lead time of a custom build. For briefs that demand more — large-scale fabrication, complex multi-projector systems, touring-grade equipment, specialized crew — I bring the network to match the ambition. Through long-standing relationships with production A/V market leaders and a deep bench of specialists built through years leading one of the country's largest makerspaces, I can expand what any single engagement can deliver while keeping a single creative lead and a single point of accountability throughout.
BoardRoom Poise, Workshop Grit
Most experiential designers come from art and production backgrounds. That's valuable — but it's not the whole picture when your client relationship is at stake.
Before turning my career toward the intersection of art and technology, I spent a decade in enterprise consulting and technology management — advising Fortune 500 clients at Deloitte and managing global software projects for Merck KGaA. I've led teams through complex projects in high-stakes environments.
That background means when I work with your agency, I bring:
Project management discipline: detailed proposals, clear scope, proactive communication, and a track record of on-time, on-budget delivery in demanding environments
Client-facing professionalism: comfortable operating directly with your clients when needed, representing your agency with the credibility and discretion that protects the relationship
Technical fluency: able to translate complex technical concepts into language your clients understand, write specs that hold up to scrutiny, and solve problems on-site without drama
Scalable engagement: structured to function as a seamless extension of your team on individual projects without the overhead or complexity of a full-time hire
Let’s Make That Dream Pitch Winnable
Whether you have an active brief that needs a technical production partner, or you're building your network of specialist capabilities before the right project lands — I'd love to introduce myself.
I work best when I'm brought in early enough to shape the technical approach alongside the creative concept, but I'm experienced enough to step into an existing production where needed. Either way, the first conversation is always straightforward: what are you trying to create, what are the constraints, and how can I help?
Related Works
Stellix Customer Experience Center - Foxborough, MA
A project with 4Wall Entertainment and HUSH to create a permanent installation for the Stellix group’s headquarters in Foxborough, MA. The team transformed a space into an immersive sales experience showcasing the company’s visionary solutions for the life sciences industry. As a video engineer on the project, I worked with Stellix’s IT team to install the systems and signal flow needed to power the experience. Five projectors painted content across a 270-degree projection-mapped wall, accompanied by a dozen additional LCD screens, all bringing the visitor through an interactive story of breakthrough innovations.
Bank of America - Boston Marathon
A project with 4Wall Entertainment and Bitgeyser to bring the historic Fairmont Copley Plaza Hotel to life for the 129th Boston Marathon. As a projectionist on the project, I worked with the team to install and converge 12 projectors outputting over 360,000 lumens of light to paint the 250-wide front facade of the hotel. The project for the sponsor, Bank of America, showcased not only the incredible athletes, but also the donors that kept them motivated throughout the race with real-time fundraising updates projected directly on the building. These live updates along with QR code calls-to-action helped drive fundraising participation rates while also visually demonstrating the growing impact of the campaign.