
We partnered with Microsoft’s central brand team to bring the company’s mission to life through “People of Action,” a series of stories about everyday people using technology to solve problems.
Through videos and blogs, we revealed the human side of technology through the voices of people changing the world with Microsoft products. One story was about 21-year old Easton LaChappelle, a young engineer who was 3D printing fully functioning arms, and Momo, a 9-year-old girl who received Easton’s first successful device.
The multi-channel campaign—which included in-store displays, social content, print, digital, and out-of-home—led to an unprecedented surge in traffic, surpassing the team’s previous campaigns.
Microsoft Azure’s open-source capabilities were not well known among Microsoft’s internal sales teams or its customers.
After uncovering the Azure team’s belief that open source unites a diverse world to build something better together, we developed an integrated marketing and sales enablement program that strengthened Azure’s credibility and relevance among developers, customers, and partners.
We created campaign and marketing assets, internal training resources, and sales tools, as well as an incentive program and supporting materials to help Microsoft sellers champion open-source solutions. The program was extremely well received by sellers, and the team exceeded sales goals by $200 million.

The Microsoft Integrated Consumer Marketing Team sought to transform perceptions of Microsoft Surface and Windows through globally focused, human-centered storytelling.
Grounded in the idea that technology is most meaningful when it helps people achieve their ambitions, we uncovered and helped develop authentic stories for an always-on editorial platform reaching more than 100 million subscribers worldwide.
The stories featured real individuals using Microsoft products to pursue their goals and create impact in their communities. The platform launched globally in June 2026, with performance results forthcoming.