Sam Hazelfeldt

Tennessee was looking to attract millennial tourists. Snapchat was the clear route to take, but we needed a compelling reason for them to follow us. Garth Brooks was about to receive his seventh diamond award. So, we partnered with Mr. Brooks to put on a free celebration show in Nashville, with Snapchat being the only way in. After all, Garth’s music was made in Tennessee, so we brought him, and a few hundred fans, back to where it all started.

Kirkland’s Home has something for everyone, for any season, at any time in their life. Something we understand – no two people are the same. So, instead of telling people their style is “modern, farmhouse, or boho,” we embrace being unique and share style possibilities that have never been heard of before.

Young women will be called many words throughout their lives. Girl Scouts teaches them to embrace who they are today so they’ll have the confidence to become the women of tomorrow.

TEDxKC encourages everyone to question everything (Better). Therefore, we created a visual that embedded unique questions, within the obvious, trite inquiries. And all questions ware crafted around a speaker’s topics, so you had to go to the event to find the answers.

Selfies are typically seen as selfish. However, by simply sending a selfie with our Snapchat filter, Wendy's donated $5 in support of the Dave Thomas Foundation for Adoption (DTFA). In the end, users kept the focus on adoption and not their selfie.