Future of Mobile Social Activity

CHAD STOLLER As the Executive Director of Emerging Platforms Chad Stoller leads Organic’s strategy for new communication platforms, including social networking, mobile, gaming, meta-verses, geo-data applications, and location-based services He also leads Organic’s Experience Lab initiative where clients learn first-hand about their customer’s media, technology, and content consumption patterns. Chad began at Arnell Group in 1993 as a media planner and developer for fashion brands including Ray-Ban, Banana Republic, Donna Karan, and Samsung. In 1997, he co-founded Surge Interactive, the interactive branding division of Arnell Group. At Surge, Chad led interactive brand strategies for Universal Music Group, Tommy Hilfiger, Progressive Auto Insurance, Clear Channel, Rockport, Cuervo, and Playboy.com. Chad returned to Arnell Group in 2001 in the newly created role of Director, Communication Solutions and was responsible for brands including McDonalds, Siemens, Reebok, DaimlerChrysler, and Sun Microsystems. Since 2001, Chad has developed a series of award winning programs including the Cannes Gold Lion award winning “Terry Tate: Office Linebacker” for Reebok and Jeep® Evo 4×4 for DaimlerChrysler.

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With over 15 years as an Experience Designer, Conor is responsible for the creative discipline in Organic’s New York office for clients such as Bank of America, Related Companies, Ethan Allen, and Equinox Fitness.

Conor joined Organic from Razorfish, where he was a Creative Director since 2001 in London and New York, working with brands including Conde Nast, Taj Hotels, Ford Motor Company, HBO, and Nielsen Media, and on the redesign of the New York Times website. Sure there were others, but he wasn’t that impressed with them. A native of Ireland, he has been trapped in NYC since his escape from London where he worked in the music industry for the Universal Music Group. Thus he enjoys a Guinness and plays a mean air guitar. If you need him during off hours, then he’ll be on his bike in a 3 heart rate zone thinking about how to get big digital experiences down small Internet cables.