Zach Pentel
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Chase insight. Make things matter. I like it when ideas and people are happy to see one another. It comes down to building more things people really care about, and fewer things they don't. I try to find new patterns in the ways that people interact with technology and each other. Locally, nationally, globally. So far, this approach has led to successful programs for big brands, small brands, non-profits, artists, record labels, and many things in between.
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MCAD - FOA 2011 - Session #1

13 years ago • 817 Views

MCAD - FOA 2011 - Session #2

13 years ago • 504 Views

MCAD - FOA 2011 - Session #3

13 years ago • 590 Views

MCAD - FOA 2011 - Session #10

13 years ago • 482 Views

MCAD - FOA 2011 - Session #11

13 years ago • 1225 Views

MCAD - FOA 2011 - Session #12

13 years ago • 487 Views

MCAD - FOA 2011 - Class #14

13 years ago • 622 Views

Future of Advertising @ MCAD - Week 2

11 years ago • 665 Views

Future of Advertising 2012 - Digital Ecosystems + Empowering Data

11 years ago • 832 Views

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How People Really Hold and Touch (their Phones)

Steven Hoober • 10 years ago

iBeacon and Bluetooth LE: An Introduction

Doug Thompson • 10 years ago

Evil By Design: Leading Customers Into Temptation (SXSW Version)

Chris Nodder • 10 years ago

What is Digital Strategy?

Julian Cole • 11 years ago

What Technology Wants from Planning

VCU Brandcenter • 10 years ago

Production as strategy

Zeus Jones • 12 years ago

How to do lean planning

The Difference Engine • 12 years ago
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Greater New York City Area United States
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Brand Strategy
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Advertising / Marketing / PR
About
Chase insight. Make things matter. I like it when ideas and people are happy to see one another. It comes down to building more things people really care about, and fewer things they don't. I try to find new patterns in the ways that people interact with technology and each other. Locally, nationally, globally. So far, this approach has led to successful programs for big brands, small brands, non-profits, artists, record labels, and many things in between.
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mcad minneapolis college of art and design future
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