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Stephanie Crockett Spent 19 Years Learning the Agency. Then It Became Everyone’s Business.
After nearly two decades inside Mower, Stephanie Crockett inherited a founder’s chair and an employee-owned future. Her method is less corporate theatre than candor, community and the steady work of earning trust.
Brainchild Creative builds the team around the problem
A San Francisco agency pairs a small core with a wider circle of specialists. Its work shows how a complicated public issue can become an image, a sentence, or thirty seconds of radio.
Heather Martin Makes the Invisible Infrastructure Impossible to Ignore
After two decades turning complicated systems into clear stories, the Maine-based executive has arrived at the grid's least glamorous - and most consequential - layer: the network underneath it all.
Chris Scherman Is Learning to Read the Energy Map Before It Is Drawn
A lawyer moved from contracts to corporate strategy. At Pembina, Chris Scherman now works where long-lived infrastructure, customer demand and the next version of the energy map meet.
Andrew Sneyd Is Bringing Big-Game Marketing Into the Home
After helping Budweiser, Priceline and FanDuel turn attention into action, Andrew Sneyd has taken on a quieter but more intimate arena: the connected home. His playbook is built around art, science, discipline and moments people can join.