Location: New York


Client List: Coca-Cola, World Wildlife Foundation (WWF), Mars (World of Grains), Johnson & Johnson, Chop’t, Flexcar, L.P. Thebault, Seattle Monorail, Center for Children & Youth Justice

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The Cooperative Jaron Gilinsky - Documentarian + Journalist

As a correspondent for Time, Current TV, CNN World Report, and the New York Times, he has produced and directed scores of stories on a wide range...

 Alan Stuart - Creative Director

A born leader, Alan organized a student protest to get new desks in the 3rd grade. Since then he has convinced many people to join him in creative...

 Pete Slife - Filmmaker

Aside from being one of the nicest guys you’ll ever meet, Pete is an all-around expert at the moving image. From editing, to filming, to...

 Marc Vose - Programmer

In the Internet world, Marc is about as much of an old-timer as it gets, but he prefers to think about it as “experienced”. From the days of...

 Sarah Sandman - Designer

Sarah is one of the few people you will meet who is as talented as she is passionate about doing the right thing. A successful career as an...

 Brian A Morales - Lead Designer

A native New Yorker and born designer, Brian possesses a rare blend of exceptional talent and humility. If he doesn’t know how to do something...

 Joshua Hertz - Copywriter

Josh spent his formative years in Denmark, which left him with a taste for Scandinavian socialism and Danish pastries. He studied psychology and...

 Matthieu Lusignan - Designer + Illustrator

His interest in illustration began early in his childhood, and what started as a pre-historic children’s drawing on his dad’s wall developed into...
Sarah Sandman - Designer

Sarah is one of the few people you will meet who is as talented as she is passionate about doing the right thing. A successful career as an incredible designer wasn’t enough, so she went back to school at RISD to get a masters degree in Sustainable Design—a field so new she helped develop the course-work. Her knack for solving complex problems with simple solutions reveals a designer’s true mark of elegance.

If you want to know where the field of design is headed in the next few years, keep an eye on Sarah.

Recent Work Smart Power
Recent Posts Let’s Hang 07.20.10 - Sarah If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it! We don’t need to reinvent the wheel, but instead create a movement to re-adopt the use of simple clothesline and clothespins, which is a brilliant,…